My latest hack

[Crepitus]

No pics because there's nothing to see, but I hacked a bluetooth module into a stock 24 year old chrysler stereo through the CD changer port.

Didn't want to replace the unit because that's the time frame when cars were making odd shaped head units and it would look funny.

It was easier than I figured it would be, an off the shelf bluetooth module and a bit of research on the connections so I could build a cable to connect the two and POOF! A 2002 PT cruiser with Bluetooth on a stock head unit.

 

[CBHype]

Ah ha.... so you admit it on a public forum. You are a hacker as well as a troll.

 

[Crepitus]

Ah ha.... so you admit it on a public forum. You are a hacker as well as a troll.

Uh...


Whut?

 

[Yakuda]

No pics because there's nothing to see, but I hacked a bluetooth module into a stock 24 year old chrysler stereo through the CD changer port.

Didn't want to replace the unit because that's the time frame when cars were making odd shaped head units and it would look funny.

It was easier than I figured it would be, an off the shelf bluetooth module and a bit of research on the connections so I could build a cable to connect the two and POOF! A 2002 PT cruiser with Bluetooth on a stock head unit.

Pretty good. I love stuff like this. Good job

 

[Nomad]

No pics because there's nothing to see, but I hacked a bluetooth module into a stock 24 year old chrysler stereo through the CD changer port.

Didn't want to replace the unit because that's the time frame when cars were making odd shaped head units and it would look funny.

It was easier than I figured it would be, an off the shelf bluetooth module and a bit of research on the connections so I could build a cable to connect the two and POOF! A 2002 PT cruiser with Bluetooth on a stock head unit.

You should do a YouTube/social media instructional video of it.