IPod Kit options?
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GROM makes adapters that use cd-changer port, so you will not be able to use your CD-changer. This are not cheap, since you can get a head unit that can do all of this for the same price, but if you want to keep your factory unit, this is probably the best option:
Rover LandRover 99-05 USB Bluetooth iPod car interface adapter
I think you can also get AUX adapters on ebay for cheaper, but no control from stereo or steering wheel
Rover LandRover 99-05 USB Bluetooth iPod car interface adapter
I think you can also get AUX adapters on ebay for cheaper, but no control from stereo or steering wheel
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GROM makes adapters that use cd-changer port, so you will not be able to use your CD-changer. This are not cheap, since you can get a head unit that can do all of this for the same price, but if you want to keep your factory unit, this is probably the best option:
Rover LandRover 99-05 USB Bluetooth iPod car interface adapter
I think you can also get AUX adapters on ebay for cheaper, but no control from stereo or steering wheel
Rover LandRover 99-05 USB Bluetooth iPod car interface adapter
I think you can also get AUX adapters on ebay for cheaper, but no control from stereo or steering wheel
I just did a write-up using the Grom for a custom-iPhone interface. Really like the adapter and its functionality. Check my posts if you're interested.
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Motorola Roadster. Bluetooth to IPhone with FM broadcast to your radio. I use it for hands free dialing, speakerphone, Sirius XM App, Navagon App, etc. Works great.
I wired a USB connection into the light above the windshield so it's always charged. I threaded the connection through the shelf above the visor. Clean as a whistle.
I wired a USB connection into the light above the windshield so it's always charged. I threaded the connection through the shelf above the visor. Clean as a whistle.
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