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It's not just yours, compared to the aerial on a 2010 Fiesta and a 2012 A8, my Panda's aerial is hopeless. It's not really an issue to me since I never listen to the radio, but it does have poor reception compared to other cars.
I know what you mean about the radio and its music, fitting an AUX cable was pretty much the first thing I did to my car when I got it. You can run the wire out under the front of the centre console and store your phone/iPod in the two cup holders in front of the handbrake, that's how I've got mine anyway.
Btw, if you need stereo removal keys, a bent piece of wire coat hanger can do the same job for free; cheap and cheerful haha
That'll do the job just fine
. The one I linked to was just the first one I could find on eBay, I bought mine so long ago that I can't see who I bought it from, unfortunately. It doesn't really matter what cars it says it's for, it's that yellow connector which is important ..That'll do the job just fine
It's a PITA getting it to be stowed away in the glovebox, and it's a lot harder to get at when you're driving. I accidentally bought a 5m cable with mine, so most of that is shoved under the passenger side floor mat haha
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This is what you need, Jess:
Before you buy, make sure your headunit is capable of accepting an AUX input. Double press the "CD" button, if the screen then says "AUX", you're good to go, if not, your HU doesn't support AUX input.
If/when you come to fit the cable, there will be a yellow connector already in the back of the HU, remove it and plug in the cable you buy in its place. The original yellow connector doesn't do anything unless you have the optional subwoofer fitted. If you have the sub, I'll explain how to make it so you can have aux and sub, if not, don't worry about it, consider the original yellow connector useless.
Oh, and welcome to the Fiat Forum
Yeah, that's the right connector
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