Mitsubishi MP3 Changer (PACK 1 - VDO Dayton)

Mitsubishi CD/MP3 changer package that includes the latest VDO Dayton CHM 604 MP3 CD changer enabling a seamless connection with the following Mitsubishi radios resulting in high quality CD sound giving you a superior alternative to the CD changer offered by your dealer at just a fraction of the cost.

Compatible Radios
Mitsubishi VDO Dayton radios:

That have a square (8-pin) Mini ISO CD changer socket at the rear that may be part of a longer socket made up of 3 individual sockets. You may find a green, yellow and blue connector pushed into this one long socket. The blue connector is where the CD changer connector fits. If this blue connector is present, remove it to establish if it is a blank (empty) connector that can be replaced with the CD changer connector.

To ensure compatibility email us your radio model number found on the radio fascia or alternatively look for the 8-pin CD changer socket as described above.

Compatible Car Models
Mitsubish models (2000 on)

CD Changer Description
Eliminate the hassle of changing CDs, and let the CHM 604 MP3 CD-MP3 Changer do the hard work for you. You can play your home-burned CD-R's as well as original CDs and the compact design allows for multiple mounting angles. This 6 disc changer provides superb sound thanks to it's anti-vibration mechanism.

Package Info
This CD changer is from a leading brand manufacturer and guarantees optimum compatibility with your standard radio. Please Note: we cannot offer technical support on items purchased elsewhere as inferior products may have compatibility issues.

Support
If you are unsure or have any concerns about the compatibility of this CD changer package with your car and factory installed radio; please contact us for help as we have an extensive technical information and knowledge resource that is updated on a daily basis.

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