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JimCost2014 Senior Enthusiast

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Not quite sure either on the Aux port, but more than happy to help if I know what I am supposed to do.

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bgweed Enthusiast

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Not sure what you mean by Aux port. I have the same part number module.

 

Not quite sure either on the Aux port, but more than happy to help if I know what I am supposed to do.

 

The aux port is the little 3.5mm (typical headphone size) audio jack that's in the module next to the SD card slot. You should be able to plug a cable into that port and plug the other end of the cable into your phone / laptop / tablet / ipod and then play the audio through the truck. On my coworker's truck (2017 with no module change), all I had to do was plug in the cable and use the "Media" button on the radio to cycle through the sources until I get to AUX. On my 2016 truck with the swapped module, I plug my phone/tablet into that port, but when I cycle the "Media" putton on my radio, it just goes through SD card, bluetooth, and CD. AUX is not an option.

SteveBBB Senior Enthusiast

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The only thing I could find with a 3.5mm jack was a set of ear buds. I plugged them in and went through the media and aux never came up. Also, no sound came from the ear buds. Hope this helps.

bgweed Enthusiast

bgweed

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The only thing I could find with a 3.5mm jack was a set of ear buds. I plugged them in and went through the media and aux never came up. Also, no sound came from the ear buds. Hope this helps.

It's not an audio-out. It's an input to the stock stereo. Thanks though! I appreciate when members take a few minutes of their time to help another member out.

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bgweed Enthusiast

bgweed

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Made a video with my revised technique to remove this module:

 

 

 

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