Easiest Way To Install Aux Cord Or Bluetooth In A Older Mercedes Benz (w163+)

Thought I would make a video on how I managed to get an AUX/Bluetooth adapter in my old Mercedes! I've seen almost every video on this topic, but have yet to see one that was as simple and easy as this. Like and Subscribe for more Mercedes tips and tricks!

[@kikigoldi1]

I have been looking for this fix and this is great. Excellent for additional endless music.

[@mazios.9358]

Thanks for the solution! I've been trying different ways for a clean setup and this one works the best!

[@meowjamm]

Excellent!

[@zennocorthaut9231]

does this affect the quality of the music cause as a teenager its verry important it can go loud. and does this also work on a w169, maybe there is a better solution i really hope you can help me

[@joshuawilson3021]

lmfao

[@Watergunner]

@@joshuawilson3021 lmfao 🤓

[@tevaughndixon3242]

I put a tape in mine and it worked for and hour and then said tape too tight, and now It’s stuck in there and I can’t take it out... help

[@Kassiusday]

And if there is no tap radio cassette ?? But only the original command unit ??

[@user-ww5ym4fp2p]

Does this work for 2003 e320?

[@hayamicin]

What about sound quality? Is it to bad compared with CD?

[@bonbongifted]

thats what i would like to know.

[@virusthirtytwo]

Not too bad. You need to turn down to volume on your iphone by 2 bumps for best quality.