Does anyone know the length of the 3.5mm minijack cable? I'm trying to determine if it's long enough to run to specific places in my 2005 Altima.
1974238
If I had to guess, I'd say it's between 5 and 6ft, but I can double-check later. Worst case scenario, you could always get a mini-jack extender for a few bucks.
675609
The manufacturer of this item is "Cable To Go". It's a 3-meter (3M) cable. You maybe looking at different item.
450692
I ordered a separate cable so that I could connect my MP3 player to a wifi speaker. This same cable can be used in my vehicle so that I can play my MP3 player through the car speakers. This cable is about 2 feet long.
300596
Garmin sells the extension cable. The only size is 50ft so you might have length left over. I needed an extra 6ft for my install so I bought the long one and cut it down by removing the middle section and splicing the wires back together. I would advise that you test the cable before you cut it in case it doesn't work.
614743
Probably 6-7ft. I drive a Tundra and had enough cord to run from my rear view mirror, down the driver's side pillar, then down to the fuse box area. And I had extra. It provides plenty of length.
844933
Not sure this is the cable you are looking for. Most vehicles have a 3.5mm audio jack for playing music. This one is 3.5mm audio to RCA
152571
I routed up the driver side post, then over the top of the head liner to a point just above the mirror. On my rig, the 6 Foot cable was not long enough. You can buy a standard Ethernet cable ( I chose 6 feet, black) to work as an extension. You'll also need a union to connect the extension to the provided cable. All pretty straight forward. By using the extension, you can hide all the above dash routing, and still unplug the provided cable and scan gauge to use in another vehicle. I needed NO tools, but I did use some zip ties to secure the cable. I'm VERY happy with my scan gauge. Should have bought it long ago. I routed up the driver side post, then over the top of the head liner to a point just above the mirror. On my rig, the 6 Foot cable was not long enough. You can buy a standard Ethernet cable ( I chose 6 feet, black) to work as an extension. You'll also need a union to connect the extension to the provided cable. All pretty straight forward. By using the extension, you can hide all the above dash routing, and still unplug the provided cable and scan gauge to use in another vehicle. I needed NO tools, but I did use some zip ties to secure the cable. I'm VERY happy with my scan gauge. Should... » Read More I routed up the driver side post, then over the top of the head liner to a point just above the mirror. On my rig, the 6 Foot cable was not long enough. You can buy a standard Ethernet cable ( I chose 6 feet, black) to work as an extension. You'll also need a union to connect the extension to the provided cable. All pretty straight forward. By using the extension, you can hide all the above dash routing, and still unplug the provided cable and scan gauge to use in another vehicle. I needed NO tools, but I did use some zip ties to secure the cable. I'm VERY happy with my scan gauge. Should have bought it long ago. « Show Less
876342
No it isn't it has a different jack size. It's 2.5 mm instead of 3.5mm I believe. Now, other than the jack, I have no idea if it is that simple under the hood.
179338
I shortened mine to do a permanent install. If I remember correctly it was about 3 meters (10 feet) long.
1561223
Not long enough to reach from the center (upper) portion of the windshield, to the A pillar, down to below the dash, then over to the power receptacle. someone sells a 16 foot cord (do a search).
1842086
I only needed it for an extension, the oem antenna cable on my Chevy Silverado was very very short. Check yours maby it has more lead. For a couple bucks its worth it.
1350619
When I bought mine I purchased a 25 foot male to male RCA cable and used it instead of the one supplied, I have a 05 F250 Superduty Short bed and it was just long enough !
1360557
just do an amazon search for "3.5mm audio cable" I have used a different cable with no problems on my unit.
420992
Its pretty long, I have an Altima and the cord is plugged in the front and I keep the cooler in the back seat with plenty of cord left. Hope that helps.
152573
I routed up the driver side post, then over the top of the head liner to a point just above the mirror. On my rig, the 6 Foot cable was not long enough. You can buy a standard Ethernet cable ( I chose 6 feet, black) to work as an extension. You'll also need a union to connect the extension to the provided cable. All pretty straight forward. By using the extension, you can hide all the above dash routing, and still unplug the provided cable and scan gauge to use in another vehicle. I needed NO tools, but I did use some zip ties to secure the cable. I'm VERY happy with my scan gauge. Should have bought it long ago.
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I had one in my 97 Altima that pretty easily replaced the stock radio with help from a wiring harness adapter. It's a standard single DIN size, but some newer cars use 1.5 DIN or double DIN radios. (same width but 'taller' from top to bottom) On the other hand, even for a 1.5 or double DIN dash space you can either buy a larger Pioneer radio or get a mounting adapter. These are great radios especially if you have good HD radio stations nearby. Some other Pioneer rmodels have Bluetooth or Pandora streaming radio capabilities though, if you want easier and wireless connection to your Android or Iphone I enjoy Pandora now but just connect it through the headphone jack and radio faceplate input. I had one in my 97 Altima that pretty easily replaced the stock radio with help from a wiring harness adapter. It's a standard single DIN size, but some newer cars use 1.5 DIN or double DIN radios. (same width but 'taller' from top to bottom) On the other hand, even for a 1.5 or double DIN dash space you can either buy a larger Pioneer radio or get a mounting adapter. These are great radios especially if you have good HD radio stations nearby. Some other Pioneer rmodels have Bluetooth or Pandora streaming radio capabilities though, if you want easier and wireless connection to your Android... » Read More I had one in my 97 Altima that pretty easily replaced the stock radio with help from a wiring harness adapter. It's a standard single DIN size, but some newer cars use 1.5 DIN or double DIN radios. (same width but 'taller' from top to bottom) On the other hand, even for a 1.5 or double DIN dash space you can either buy a larger Pioneer radio or get a mounting adapter. These are great radios especially if you have good HD radio stations nearby. Some other Pioneer rmodels have Bluetooth or Pandora streaming radio capabilities though, if you want easier and wireless connection to your Android or Iphone I enjoy Pandora now but just connect it through the headphone jack and radio faceplate input. « Show Less
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installed it on a 2001 RAV4. It was plenty long enough, however i don't recall the actual measured length.