Xcarlink Usb Mp3 Player Integration Kit For Mazda (pre 2011) Part Xclu-maz on 2040-parts.com
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States
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Taken out of my 2006 Mazdaspeed 6, but compatible with other Mazda pre 2011 models: RX-8, MX-5, CX-7, CX-9 This is the model XcarLink V8. I used it for about a year and the bluetooth handsfree kit is included. Very easy to install, only one cable to connect to the back of the factory stereo. Removing the cup holder, gear shift and two phillips screws is all it takes in the Speed6. I'd imagine it wouldn't be much more difficult in other models. Shipped with original box. I do not have the instructions, but it connects to the external CD changer port and it's very obvious which one that is when you have the stereo out. It plays files from USB or SD cards. I used a 64GB micro SD card in an SD card adapter and that worked fine. Each folder functions as a CD. The Speed6 supported up to 10, but how many folders varies by model. After the 10 CD folders, it will only detect up to 12 sub folder below, so it is best to put all the files directly in the CD folders. Instructions are on the xcarlink and rpmstore sites linked here. This was purchased from therpmstore and the description below is from that site (please see their special install notes to make sure it is compatible with your car, no returns accepted): eBay will not allow me to include the link, but if you search for XCarLink-USB-MP3-Player-Integration-Kit-for-Mazda on Google, it should be the first link. The XCarLink (formerly AudioLink) USB MP3 Player Integration Kit will revolutionize the way you listen to music in your late-model Mazda! Simply plug in a USB flash drive or SD card and the unit will play any MP3 or WMA files stored on the drive or card through your car's factory stereo system. The unit will automatically turn on when you start your car, and will even resume playing right where you left off. It allows you to use your steering wheel controls to change songs and it also features a 1/8" stereo jack to allow you to input other sources, such as satellite radio.
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