I've checked the socket on the CD fly lead and it's somewhat different to the image posted.
There may be some confusion due to "mirroring" but I'm going by the actual (tiny) pin numbers moulded onto the socket.
Mine has:
1 red, 2 black, 3 white, 4 black. These are clearly the L/R channels as the blacks become the shields to the other 2.
5 green, 6 blue (unused), 7 grey, 8 unused. Only 6 and 8 are used in the image below, for 12v and ground.
9 black, 10 yellow (thicker!), 11 orange, 12 unused. All 4 are used in the image.
13 brown.
Time to do more research/testing I think. 
There are 8 connectors for the CD on the RNS but 9 here (combining the 2 signal earths and ignoring 6 blue), maybe that's just down to a separate power ground?
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Originally Posted by notorious
CD changer pinout can look like this, but please check ELSA for your car:
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Last edited by HPsauce; 19th October 2013 at 12:00 PM.
Reason: Pin 7 corrected from white to grey and 6 noted as unused.
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