Any chance this could work with a 2006 Range Rover? -- it's got a MOST bus, but is not explicitly listed in the supported choices.
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The interface tricks my audis mmi to thinking it's accessing the cd drive while in reality it's accessing the interface.
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check the supported list carefully, some vehicle has MOST interface but actually just doesn't work with this
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http://www.dension.com/sites/default/files/car-compatibility/rover_12_06_2012.pdfI think you have to get a Gateway 300. But i would double check regarding this information. I would go to your local audio shop and ask regarding the unite. This is another link for some info that might help you http://www.dension.com/compatibility... Good luck
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It's hard to say. I don't believe it will work in a range rover sport since rovers don't use the most bus to connect an iPod interface. I also have a rr sport. It came with the land rover brand interface. Your best bet is to get the dealer product.
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It should work however I recommend checking the Dension website to be absolutely sure. Excellent system. I recommend the Bluetooth option for music streaming. Also make sure you get the right model if you are going to work it with a CD changer. It works great in my Audi S6.RegardsAthors
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It will work with all makes and models that are a 12 volt system with negative ground. (Which is most vehicles). The trick is getting power up to the location where you want to mount the unit. The IR for head sets works fairly well in a small vehicle, however if it is a full size van the IR signal gets a little weak for passengers in the back. If you live in a town with lots of radio station do not expect good results with the FM transmitter. Run an extra wire to send the audio signal down to a radio equipped with AUX input.
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Unfortunately Randall, they don't give a list of vehicles. All they say is "Compatible with most 1996 and later, foreign and domestic, OBD II Compatible vehicles." I can say it worked on my 2006 Ford Ranger pickup and it works on my 2008 Ford Super Duty, my 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee and my 2002 VW Jetta. I've loaned it to friends with 2010 Corvette, 2012 Malibu, 1998 C1500 Chevy pickup and a Nissan Sentra. That's all I've got - if you have an OBD II Port, it should work. Go to an AutoZone and ask them to check and see if their scanner works. They use the same or similar unit and don't charge - if it works, buy one! Jim D Unfortunately Randall, they don't give a list of vehicles. All they say is "Compatible with most 1996 and later, foreign and domestic, OBD II Compatible vehicles." I can say it worked on my 2006 Ford Ranger pickup and it works on my 2008 Ford Super Duty, my 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee and my 2002 VW Jetta. I've loaned it to friends with 2010 Corvette, 2012 Malibu, 1998 C1500 Chevy pickup and a Nissan Sentra. That's all I've got - if you have an OBD II Port, it should work. Go to an AutoZone and ask them to check and see if their scanner works. They use the same or similar unit and... » Read More Unfortunately Randall, they don't give a list of vehicles. All they say is "Compatible with most 1996 and later, foreign and domestic, OBD II Compatible vehicles." I can say it worked on my 2006 Ford Ranger pickup and it works on my 2008 Ford Super Duty, my 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee and my 2002 VW Jetta. I've loaned it to friends with 2010 Corvette, 2012 Malibu, 1998 C1500 Chevy pickup and a Nissan Sentra. That's all I've got - if you have an OBD II Port, it should work. Go to an AutoZone and ask them to check and see if their scanner works. They use the same or similar unit and don't charge - if it works, buy one! Jim D « Show Less
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I have the same question...I have an 05 with the CD changer/sat options and an available port for tape/md. I'm wondering if it will work for models older than 06 like mine, and if not, WHY DON'T THEY MAKE ONE THAT WILL??
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Everything from 2001 to 2006 should be compatible. It was for our 2005, so I would imagine so.
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It should work. I was able to map a track that was not on the list. In your case it would be difficult because the bus makes stops it's not a starting line and finish line and routes can change.
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Yes it would work if it is long enough. I would measure from the back of the van to see how long you need it to be.
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Yes, should work just fine since that has OBDII. I have used it on my 2003 Toyota Tundra a lot and even on a 2000 Range Rover. Its paid for itself many times.
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This may not be super helpful, but I where the radio goes into the dash, if there is nothing above that sticking out the radio should be able to work. You can get kits to make it so you can just plug them in for just about any newer vehicle out there.
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I have a 2006 Grand Caravan.. Works fabulous. Don't know if that helps or not.
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Nope. That would be awesome. If you buy a cheaper bus + a a cheap remote control car, maybe you can cut it up and retro fit it.
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I don't think it will work at all, tbh. If it does, you can expect the scan tool/diagnostic functions, the service reminder, and possibly the tuning recalibration features. I don't recommend this for you vehicle since it's designed primarily for Wranglers (and even then the functions are limited depending on year and sub model). It would be wiser to contact Superchips directly. (888) 227-2447
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It works great on my 2006 Frontier. I only have the auto-down, but that works with no problem.
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It works for a multitude of Hyundai and Kia models from the early/mid 2000's. As I found with my '05 Tucson LX, the wires aren't always mapped intuitively, but that's more Hyundai's fault. They re-wired their own models to work in an atypical fashion, so you just have to find the right wire-splicing pattern that works for your model. (e.g., I had to connect the head-unit [HU] Remote Amp to the chassis [CH] Power Antenna wire, then short the CH Remote Amp wire to CH ACC Power to get the amp to switch on.)There's a number of community forums, dedicated to Hyundai owners, that should be helpful for you. A quick search should find them. It works for a multitude of Hyundai and Kia models from the early/mid 2000's. As I found with my '05 Tucson LX, the wires aren't always mapped intuitively, but that's more Hyundai's fault. They re-wired their own models to work in an atypical fashion, so you just have to find the right wire-splicing pattern that works for your model. (e.g., I had to connect the head-unit [HU] Remote Amp to the chassis [CH] Power Antenna wire, then short the CH Remote Amp wire to CH ACC Power to get the amp to switch on.)There's a number of community forums, dedicated to Hyundai owners, that... » Read More It works for a multitude of Hyundai and Kia models from the early/mid 2000's. As I found with my '05 Tucson LX, the wires aren't always mapped intuitively, but that's more Hyundai's fault. They re-wired their own models to work in an atypical fashion, so you just have to find the right wire-splicing pattern that works for your model. (e.g., I had to connect the head-unit [HU] Remote Amp to the chassis [CH] Power Antenna wire, then short the CH Remote Amp wire to CH ACC Power to get the amp to switch on.)There's a number of community forums, dedicated to Hyundai owners, that should be helpful for you. A quick search should find them. « Show Less
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Yes, fortunately this unit works everywhere! I take it on the bus with me....so as far as you can connect it to the motorcycle, it should work. hope that helps you.
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I suggest you use the url below to download the pdf to see all vehicles it is compatible with. I have contacted the manufacturer and they have told me that there are on plans for this scanner to be updated to be totally compatible with any other than the vehicles in this pdf. http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/81D6My2UEWS.pdf
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I don't know, however you can use the 'vehicle compatiablity' options and that should provide you with the answer. Good luck.