Hi all,

I've finally managed to get my factory fitted stereo out of my Fiat Bravo. Turns out it is a Fiat Sound System MK4.

Please see pictures below:












I've read dozens of guides, but the ones that look similar to the ports on the back of my stereo are for Fiat Grande Punto's, not Bravo's. When I bought the car the guy did say it's very rare for these to have the CD player (MK4).

Neither clicking SRC or CDx2 brings up 'AUX' on the panel. But I'm thinking perhaps that doesn't happen until there is something plugged in?

I do not use a CD changer if this helps.

If I CAN add AUX to the back of it, I'm then confused between the differences between these cables:

• http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Fiat-Grande-Punto-Aux-IN-Gold-Plated-Input-Adapter-for-IPOD-MP3-Radio-Keys-/360697360757?pt=UK_In_Car_Technology&hash=item53fb3cf175
• http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Fiat-Grande-Punto-Aux-IN-Input-Adapter-for-IPOD-MP3-AUX-to-3-5mm-Jack-Plug-Kit-/261077137904?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item3cc968f9f0

As far as I can tell the second just has a redundant lead?

I'm hoping it will be as easy as buying one of the above, swapping the empty yellow pin, and Bob's your Uncle.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks!

Maybe best posted in the ICE section?

One of the moderators will be able to move it for you.

both of the links provided are essentially the same

The first one goes straight to an Aux Male connector

The 2nd one is a Phono then with a Phono to AUX

the 2nd one basically has 2 connectors but with an adaptor lead instead

I'd go which ever was cheaper, both do the same job

ziggy