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Melting Slicks
Joined: Oct 2006
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From: Los Angeles
Are you talking about the 12V power point/cigarette lighter behind the ashtray door or the one in the arm rest?
Either one has a grey connector that just pulls out. I don't know what your IPOD adapter looks like but I believe the connectors are all the same. It is too wide to fit through the 12V hole.
Is the IPOD adapter routed to the back of your head unit? Mine is as well, I put my adapter through here:
Either one has a grey connector that just pulls out. I don't know what your IPOD adapter looks like but I believe the connectors are all the same. It is too wide to fit through the 12V hole.
Is the IPOD adapter routed to the back of your head unit? Mine is as well, I put my adapter through here:
Last edited by DefenderC5; Mar 14, 2008 at 07:46 AM.
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Drifting
Joined: Jan 2005
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From: Forsyth Illinois
Are you talking about the 12V power point/cigarette lighter behind the ashtray door or the one in the arm rest?
Either one has a grey connector that just pulls out. I don't know what your IPOD adapter looks like but I believe the connectors are all the same. It is too wide to fit through the 12V hole.
Is the IPOD adapter routed to the back of your head unit? Mine is as well, I put my adapter through here:
Either one has a grey connector that just pulls out. I don't know what your IPOD adapter looks like but I believe the connectors are all the same. It is too wide to fit through the 12V hole.
Is the IPOD adapter routed to the back of your head unit? Mine is as well, I put my adapter through here:
Yours is exactly what I am trying to do. I want the Ipod in the center arm rest area. How did you fet it in there/ Mark
Melting Slicks
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 3,447
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From: Los Angeles
Oh ok, the Z2 connects just like my D3. Running the cable is easy, just make sure it doesn't snag with the shifter or anything.
I just cut a rectangular slit that was wide enough to fit the adapter through. I used a dremel with a small cutting wheel. It's really easy.
I can pull the adapter wire through further if I need to.
I just cut a rectangular slit that was wide enough to fit the adapter through. I used a dremel with a small cutting wheel. It's really easy.
I can pull the adapter wire through further if I need to.
Mark
