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VOLALP Pinout 900

posted by  Mr.Wizzard on  Wed Dec 21 07:18 CST 2005
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Hi again to fellow members! I want to be able to listen to CDs on my '93 940Turbo without changing the headunit, as new ones clash totaly with the car's style. An uncle of mine gave me a used alpine 6 disk changer, which I should be able to use with a VOLALP (volvo to alpine) adapter. Thing is, it is very hard for me to order one from the states (I live in south america) and obviously, theres no such thing here. Anyway, Crutchfield doesn't seem to make these anymore, and ebay returns no results on volalp. However, I've seen some pictures of the volalp, and it doesn't seem to have any electronics in it, just some pin rearrangement, and a +12V input. Does anyone have a pinout to make this cable? It shouldn't be so hard, and the parts should be easy to find in my local market. I even read somewhere that it just turned the 'female' conector on the back of the radio to the 'male' conector the changer cable needs, plus it allows to hookup power on two pins... any ideas? Help is highly appreciated!!!

JGC






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