Green95Hoe

I have tried those with no luck. Those adapters only go one way and wont work in this scenario. The antennae plugs are the same type as in my old Ford work truck (square plug) and are much more easily accessible under the glove box. I found an inline antennae bypass FM modulator on amazon that I am going to give a try. Works similar to the old XM one I had used before except this one has RCA inputs. I will report back with part numbers if I am successful.

Were you ever able to integrate the FM modulator in line? I am trying to do this myself. Hoping someone might know the part numbers for the antennae adapters I will need.

Good Day all. I have spent a solid 3 days scouring all of the internets to no avail. My new work truck has the two USB ports on the dash and as far as I can tell, that is all. There are no additional plugs anywhere in the console. In all of our Ford fleet trucks, there is a 3.5mm input for our laptops to plug into. I was expecting the same to be standard to a Chevy "Work Truck". Guess I was wrong. There is a need to have a direct connect between the laptop and the radio. I have not had any luck with a bluetooth connection from both my personal or work laptops. There is significant audio lag and of course I would rather have my phone connected via the bluetooth channel. So I see other trim models include the "Aux In" port in the consoles. How could I go about connecting this missing component to my radio? Is there a harness that I can buy that will plug into the factory radio control unit? This truck does have Satellite radio and I will most likely never use it so is is possible to piggyback off that signal perhaps? Looking for really any way to get a 3.5mm connected.