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Vdo Cdr 2005 Keygen Software Generator 4,6/5 4573votes Hello everyone, When your car is 'as old as mine'. I doesn't have an MP3 input. Oh, there are a lot of converters you can buy if you have a recent radio with an external CD changer connector on the back of the radio. You can guess that I wasn't that lucky as well, damn old radio! But old radio's have one advantace: there is always someone who has had the same problem, actually there were two.

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It's like open heart surgeon (euh, of course with the current unplugged:p). The tutorial is quite specific: for people who have a CDR2005 (non VDO version) and want to play surgeon with their unit;-) For people who have CD2005 VDO I would like to guide you to the. In general I would like to recommend. Secondly -I think you know the drill-: I am not responsible in any way for any damage or other to your radio, car, mp3player or any other thing or person. You will lose the guarantee of your CD unit and on the it's quite possible that your garage owner will kick your ass if you have to beg for help;-) Step 1: What You Need.

You will see two bundles of cables connecting the CDU and the radio's motherboard. One bundle contains two wires (black and grey). Another one contains 14 wires (13 red ones and one blue). You have to cut soon so keep your tools ready!

Taking the 14 wires bundle. Sombrero net bill full crack bandicam. Counting from the left (with the blue wire on the most right = number 14).

You should cut the 1th red wire (which is the left audio channel) as well as the 3th red wire (which is the right audio channel). The principle is easy: you will reinstate the 1th wire and the 3th wire with a switched 3.5mm jack (normal closed switch). When a jack is inserted, the switch will disconnect the CDU from the radio's motherbord and feed the jack's audio to the radio's motherboard. As easy as this. Read more here.

Using a UTP CAT5 cable is very handy like suggested in the post. I broke out with the wire at the bottom (because it's the only side where there is space enough!). Therefore I had to drill a 6mm hole in the bottom and carefully removed any metal burrs! Make sure you don't short circuit anything! Even not to spill any drop of solder. If it resides in your RACDU, I won't like to be in your driver's seat when the radio just stop playing. I suggest to use heat shrink tubing to shield the solder as well to make it more pretty.

Step 6: Test If the CD Unit Is Still Working. After hours of looking, measuring, looking again, lighting into every tiny space under every plastic board every corner of my car, looking and measuring again I decided to put the jack into my lower dashboard (close the the back window heating).

I've considered other locations as well which were all dropped: - front ashtray: it seemed unhandy to put in a audio cable in the rather deep ashtray - back ashtray: dropped because the quite limited space on the one hand and the too big distance from the driver's seat. - space around and near the car cigarette lighter: dropped because there seemed to be two square 'connectors' (don't know the use) underneath that space. One at the left and one at the right. I could manage to push a jack (with a bit bending of the legs) between the lighter and tje 'connector'. That seemed rather ugly and I was kind of afraid that it maybe would detoriate fast due the heat when using the car cigarette lighter (however I don't smoke haha). - top right/left of the gear lever: dropped quite fast.

The jack will fill with dust after a while which will give bad electrical/conductive connections on a long term (especially important when dealing with audio). I found a good spot where I wanted to drill the hole for the jack.