auxiliary audio cable

[sourskittles21]

I recently bought an auxiliary audio cable to plug in my zune for my car. I have a 2004 toyota solara with the standard cd player, and I can't seem to find a way to even connect the cable. Do I need to install something in my car in order to plug in the cable? Is there another way to plug in my zune without the possibility of installing whatever I need for the cable?

[KooL]

There could possibly be RCA jacks (Red/White) in the back of the stock headunit, or an AUX port; however, if you don't, your best bet is to probably get a new headunit - a good investment, imo - or use a FM transmitter.

[Travis@DICE]

Originally Posted by sourskittles21

I recently bought an auxiliary audio cable to plug in my zune for my car. I have a 2004 toyota solara with the standard cd player, and I can't seem to find a way to even connect the cable. Do I need to install something in my car in order to plug in the cable? Is there another way to plug in my zune without the possibility of installing whatever I need for the cable?

Our kit is for iPod but it does also have an 1/8 audio input as well for you to be able to hook up any other external audio device that you may use in your car.

[circasurvive24]

If you have a stock deck,get it changed...after markets look nicer and my stock cd player skipped all the time and the FM transmitter wont sound that good.