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    I have a Kenwood KDC-315s head unit in my toyota tacoma pickup. I'm looking for a simple solution to connect my ipod to the unit. The head unit supports a cd changer, and according to the user manual there is a disc changer control input.

    I'm planning on buying the following input adapter from crutchfield when it becomes available. Is this the cable I need to connect my ipod to the head unit? Is there anything else I will need for this?

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    Moved to Car Audio, where it belongs.

    This forum is dedicated to CarPCs and installing them in your car.

    The car audio forum is dedicated to integrating your car audio system with your CarPC.

    For specific questions related to car audio equipment systems that do not include CarPCs, I would recomend checking out car audio specific forums:

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    There is a chance that someone on here might have an answer for you, I would just hate for you to wait around for it when I know you could get an answer much quicker on a dedicated forum.

    Good luck.

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    Kenwood Auxiliary Input Adapter

    I have a Kenwood KDC-315s head unit in my toyota tacoma pickup. I'm looking for a simple solution to connect my ipod to the unit. The head unit supports a cd changer, and according to the user manual there is a disc changer control input.

    I'm planning on buying the following input adapter from crutchfield when it becomes available. Is this the cable I need to connect my ipod to the head unit? Is there anything else I will need for this?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oswald42 View Post
    I have a Kenwood KDC-315s head unit in my toyota tacoma pickup. I'm looking for a simple solution to connect my ipod to the unit. The head unit supports a cd changer, and according to the user manual there is a disc changer control input.

    I'm planning on buying the following input adapter from crutchfield when it becomes available. Is this the cable I need to connect my ipod to the head unit? Is there anything else I will need for this?
    Welcome, but this site is about CAR COMPUTERS, and not IPOD integration in OEM situations.

    Your best bet to is GOOGLE and perhaps a kenwood or car audio specific forum.

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    Nope, sounds like you got the right parts. You may want to invest in a lighter plug power adapter for your Ipod if you're going to be playing it in your car for long hauls.

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    Are you using a changer or sat radio module with the unit? If not, that piece is all you need. If so, there is an additional piece available to let you maintain your other input devices and create the aux in, or you could tap the analog feeds in your existing controller cable (the two larger, grey, shielded cables amidst all the other smaller wires within the changer cable sheath, tap the two positives and wire together the negatives for a common ground) and solder in a mini-jack headphone input switch, available at radioshack for a couple of bucks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by guizai View Post
    Nope, sounds like you got the right parts. You may want to invest in a lighter plug power adapter for your Ipod if you're going to be playing it in your car for long hauls.
    Yeah I plan on purchasing a lighter adapter to keep it charged. Thanks for the input.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wiredwrx View Post
    Welcome, but this site is about CAR COMPUTERS, and not IPOD integration in OEM situations.

    Your best bet to is GOOGLE and perhaps a kenwood or car audio specific forum.

    Michael
    Yeah, MP3Car.com has absolutely NOTHING to do with putting MP3 players in cars. AT ALL.

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    ballen and the OP - perhaps this thread would be beneficial reading:

    Have Car Audio Specific Questions?
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    Have Car Audio Specific Questions?

    or what Darque posted....
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    Please post on the forums! Chances are, someone else has or will have the same questions as you!

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