OEM iPod cable doesn't charge newer generation iPod

[sashki2]

Everything is fine with my iPod classic but my daughter's iPod touch plays but doesn't charge (and I think it displays "device incompatible" message). I know I had this issue with her iPod on my prev. car.
Anyone knows if a newer cable is available?
I have 2008 ex

[EXceptional]

*Search* is your friend.

Several threads out there, with respect to newer versions of Apple Hardware not working in EX35's. I've complied them all, so start reading...

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There's more... but I think you get the point.

[sashki2]

Yea, I've seen some of those yesterday. Most of the posts are older & I was hoping Nissan changed their adapter and I'll hear a good news from someone who owns a 2010 (2011?) car. After all, it shouldn't be a huge change. I remember, a while ago I was researching iPod plugs & there was a bunch of diagrams of pins for the connectors. Possibly, there's a way to modify the existing adapter??? I haven't look into that yet

[hdfreak]

I was hoping Nissan changed their adapter and I'll hear a good news from someone who owns a 2010 (2011?) car.

Well the good news is they did change.. bad news is it's not the adapter and won't help you. There's simply a USB port on the 2010 models. Therefore, no special cable needed.. just your standard iPod/iPhone USB cable. Also accepts memory sticks..

[sashki2]

oh, I thought the usb was in addition not instead of dedicated ipod adapter