iPod connection instructions, 2007 G35x

[tappedwire]

Does anyone know where I can find instructions on hooking up my nano to my new G35? I haven't gotten the car yet (it's on order), but that is one of the first things I want to do.

Thanks!

[akihabro]

should be plug and play...but i cant guarantee. there is a 3 pin audio input RCA jack under the arm rest..yellow, red and white pins like on ur tv or vcr. buy something like this http://www.become.com/shop?q=c...ull=1

[tappedwire]

That's what I figured, but wanted to check. I bought the cable below, should work.

http://www.superwarehouse.com/Belkin_St ... /p/1492507

Thanks again

[crna1]

I have my ipod (video, 60 gb) hooked into my 03 coupe system.if you use the headphone jack as output, sounds like crap.if you use the synch jack This is the cable i bought

http://cgi.ebay.com/New-USB-Sy...wItem

i used a 3.5mm male - male cable to plug into pre-amp (also not sure what type of factory plug new G's have)

also with this cable and this adapter (i got this at compusa for $5)

http://cgi.ebay.com/013-USB-Ci...wItem

you can also keep it charged

[tappedwire]

Sweet deal....

Thanks a lot man!

[cantor]

I've been working on this issue for the last week since getting my 07 G35 Journey with the premium package. The aux connectors in the armrest are, IMHO, an inferior solution. Also, I have tried using a Griffin product that is basically a gooseneck extending from the front cigarette lighter with a micro-socket on the base. Nice looking, but I got some serious alternator noise through that approach with my nano.

A quick look around suggests there may be better integration strategies like spec.dock (2point5.com) coming. The co-founder at 2point5.com tells me it may arrive in the next several months. Until then, I just burned MP3 CDs and get much the same effect with around 6 albums per disk.