It is compatible with my 2009 mitsubishi outlander? the radio has the option but no auxiliary input
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Its great, I've been using it for almost a year, no problems at all. I installed myself in like 5 minutes
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It has a universal remote control input. Almost every radio made now has this same input. You would need a Axxess ASWC-1 or something like it to bridge the gap between any car steering wheel control and the unit. The only instance you wouldn't need this would be if the car had a blue tooth steering wheel control in which case it can connect to the unit via bluetooth. If your still lost and already searched Google then the install of this unit is beyond you and should talk to who ever is going to install it.
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There is a kit available online. The alpine can be matched with standard connection, but for 12.00 you can not go wrong. That way you can replace the oem radio at sale.
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Check the back of your car radio. If it has an auxiliary input, then it will work perfectly.
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with no info other than it being a standard head unit, I would suggest you contact a BMW dealer. They would be able to better answer your question. From what I'm finding, many head unit's have Siruis radio built into the unit.
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Yes. I have 2008. Same model. BUT it requires adding some wiring if your model doesn't have it. I had too, but you can google instructions. Wasn't that had and added all functions. I love it.
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Yes. There's an auxiliary output on the radio dock. The vehicle kit comes with auxiliary cable so you don't need to buy one.
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That's a difficult answer to truly answer as no one knows which car you have. Functionality technically would be dependent upon the design of your car, and your car would call for this accessory for connectioning your device. That said, in a 2012 CTS Wagon, this does nothing but allow access to a music library on an iPod. The GM interface for doing this leaves much to be desired, but it does work.The answer you're looking for would probably be better suited to asking a dealership about what your car can do with its radio
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I have a 2005 GMC Yukon no slave CD dual height factory radio with out XM and it works great no extra parts and the steering wheel controls still work just fine just added Bluetooth, USB, and two Aux connections. So when you hit the BAND button you can select the new inputs as well as the factory ones. Hope this helps
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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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In my explorer I did not have the Premium stereo so the RCA connector was not used in my installation. My current aux input from the factory system does not work. I use the front connector on my deck.
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Hello. This model may not fit in your vehicle. I would recommend visiting a local car audio shop to inquire about which radio might suit you best.
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You need to make sure that you have it installed to your aux input of your head unit. On your head unit, you need to make sure you select AUX or change the source to AUX.
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With my 2001 vw factory radio the only thing you have to do is unplug cd cable on the back of the radio (blue connector) and plug the aux input in instead (as well blue color). Very simple! Good luck
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check this video,----https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJ_US2DImH0-----If this is the radio I think it will work,I have installed one of this in corolla 2007,and I think its the same radio
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I haven't installed my kit with my aftermarket radio yet. Ill let you know as soon as I do.
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I know it works with onstar, and should most likely work with the bose system. This plugs into the back of your factory deck and your stock harness plugs into it.