My acura tsx has a built in 30pin but it does not out put power. I tried a different bluetooth that is not rechargeable will this work for my car?
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Yes. However, you have to manually turn it off and on. It does not automatically start or stop.
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I have an 06 Acura RL with the same, but this device didn't work for my car...
2240089
I am not sure because I am not familiar with the system you have but I can tell you what I have learned since receiving my 7th Generation IPOD, it does not have the regular 30 pin plug in. I had a speaker with 30 pin and bought an adaptor, still did not work, so I ended up buying a blue tooth capable speaker. Works great this way.
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I have mine in an 11 year old car and paired to an iPhone 5s. It works as well as the factory set up in our new honda. Be sure you fully charge it before you try it! The voice that tells you what to do is not annoying as on some others. It shuts off after you leave the car. When you get back in just toggle the off on button to off , wait a sec and turn it back on. Boom it does it all for you again. When I initiate a call there is minor static until the calling starts. Goes away as the call starts and is as clear as just talking on the iPhone. Sturdy as heck too.
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I connected using 4.1 and the Torque app. Worked great. Never any issues as far as connection. Only time I had to repair was when I unplugged from the dash. The only issue I ever had was when I parked the car for a week and a half and accidentally left the adapter plugged in. I'm pretty sure it drained the battery. It wasnt a lot but after a week and a half it added up.
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I believe you would need an adapter for the power source. I used this unit in my vehicle, so my wiring harness came with the correct connecter. Contact the seller to see if you can get a .pdf of the wiring schematics, & that should give you a better idea. So other than the power source, all other connections are via RCA jacks. I hope this helped. Good luck to you.
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I don't know which car you have but most car that I know has 3.5 in NOT out and the one on this device is 3.5 IN too so it will not help you to achieve what you looking for. back in the day before the iGeneration you could by a usb that has 3.5 out on it which will work perfectly with your car, im not sure if they still sell them.
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Short answer, I don't know.Longer answer, Go to http://axxessinterfaces.com/ This is the website for the Metra Axxess ASWC-1 Universal Steering Wheel Control Interface. It provides information for radio units and car manufacturers that it can work with. Since you say Acura, I am sure that it will work with your car. As for the radio check it on the website. I would recommend getting the harness as well for it hooks right up to the car harness so no cutting of wires are necessary. Be sure you get the right one. Acura is owned by Honda, not Toyota so verify that you get the right harness!
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I have a 2010 TT-S with Nav, and it works for me. (The port is also in the glove box). Combined with this A2DP adapter now you have a best cost effective aftermarket wireless music solution http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00727FE5U/ref=oh_details_o07_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Depends on your vehicle... most newer cars wire their 12V power ports wired with the ignition switch. So if you ignition is turned on, the power is live, conversely when you switch off the ignition power is off. My '04 TSX is wired in this way. Alternatively, my wife's '93 Accord is wired so the 12V port is always live (on) and so if you have anything plugged in, it's always energized which could drain the battery if you forget to remove the device. Best way to tell is plug a device with a power indicator light such as a cell phone charger and observe if remains illuminated when you switch the ignition switch off...
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I had the same problem and could never find a unit that worked for my stock radio. I did however find an alternative..I highly suggest the GOgroove FlexSMART X2 Wireless In-Car Bluetooth FM Transmitter. I was skeptical of a transmitter, but this thing works great. I would highly suggest it. The blue tooth and charging ability has been a huge plus too. Hope this helps!
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It's works anything that has a 30 pin connector. However I like to use a bluetooth adapter so that my phone or iPad isn't stuck on the speaker. Other than that this is one of the best speakers I've ever had.
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For the car you're better off buying a purpose built aux-to-bluetooth adapter for the car with a cigarette power source and play/pause ffad/rwd buttons, such as this: Kinivo BTC450 Bluetooth Hands-Free Car Kit for Cars with Aux Input Jack (3.5 mm) - supports aptX
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I am sorry I dont know but it works pretty well with the software included for old and new cars, buy bluetooth version
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I am not sure,,, you might see if it is blue tooth compatible like the Fflkt,,, if the power meter is Ant+, then probably will not work--- actually more of a question as too whether or not you iphone will pick up ANT+
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OBD Car Doctor Free works the bes, mine shows right up on my bluetooth though. So may be defective.
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Short answer, I don't know. Longer answer, Go to http://axxessinterfaces.com/ This is the website for the Metra Axxess ASWC-1 Universal Steering Wheel Control Interface. It provides information for radio units and car manufacturers that it can work with. Since you say Acura, I am sure that it will work with your car. As for the radio check it on the website. I would recommend getting the harness as well for it hooks right up to the car harness so no cutting of wires are necessary. Be sure you get the right one. Acura is owned by Honda, not Toyota so verify that you get the right harness!
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it's a pretty straight forward connection, using your 30 pin connector, attaching the usb portion of the connector to usb port in the back of the radio, then choosing ipod from the menu on the radio. You could use blue tooth but you would still need to power the iPod. If that doesn't work, the radio maybe defective. I hope that helps...