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How Do I Acess Ipod Mode On 2003 V35

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there is no ipod mode in the stock V35, need an audio cable of some sort installed. had one done by audio express and it used to control the ipod when in AUX mode, also charge the ipod etc. and can control the ipod with the steering controls also.

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Hey guys, just picked up a V35 coupe and looking for a simple iPhone connection to play music.

What I've found from searching is that I can buy a cable that connects into the tv tuner in the boot with RCA's on the other end.

Can I then get an RCA cable with an iPhone plug on the other end that will play and charge the iPhone through AUX on the Navi?

Chris Rogers, you appear to be the expert on this. Have you developed a better method? I want to keep all the stock audio gear in tack, just looking for a good way to play music from my iPhone.

Thanks.

there is no ipod mode in the stock V35, need an audio cable of some sort installed. had one done by audio express and it used to control the ipod when in AUX mode, also charge the ipod etc. and can control the ipod with the steering controls also.

How was this achieved exactly?

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Also looking for the best bandwidth expander available for the V35 stereo to receive sydney radio stations...

Probably capable of installing this stuff myself, but if someone has found a good guy here in Sydney I'd be happy to let them sort it.

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