i have a 2012 jeep sahara with a touch screen dash that has an SD card Reader. How can I know if this unit will able me to connect my phone to it?
996892
You can contact your local Jeep dealer and ask the parts dept which U-Connect model number will work with your VIN number. I have found that there are several different radios and U-connect devices that look the same, but are different for some reason.
996893
There's a small, 2 letter code in the lower right hand corner of the radio on the face. Call them and they will let you know if it will work.
1826780
You would have to have a USB Card Reader attached to the cable. Once you do this it should work, PROVIDED that your tablet supports the SIZE of the SD Card in question.
1597546
It is totally incompatible with our old system and has all new connections. SO we have not even attempted to dismantle the dash to make new connections .. It still sits in the box ! Will post when we finally decide to tackle it !! It is to replace pioneer system that is 12 disk JD-1212S. Hope this helps...
1577866
Hey Larry~you sure can, like if you want to use your smartphone's GPS? Works great for that feature. This fits in the "AC vent of your vehicle". Hope this helps in your decision making process ;)
2186078
Yes. You will need a single din radio kit. It will adapt the space for that radio and give you a little pocket to put a phone or wallet, etc. Or you can get a double din radio.
1975976
Personally, I would seek another brand or unit. I bought it new & it didn't work. Wouldn't flip out the dash, so I bought a Kentwood. It has all the bells & whistles you need & then some
1176133
Yes. It relies on your phone's GPS for nav apps. There's no other GPS connection. It also plays music and display photos and videos from your phone. Aside from the connected phone, its only media is the disk player. The USB jack doesn't read files directly off a USB drive.
732235
It has a built in SD card reader, so you would need a SD micro to SD card adapter or a USB card reader
2100159
I don't think there's any way to transfer files from a wireless device to an SD card in the DashDrive; you can only pull files from the SD card to your wireless device.
622367
I am not with the company, but I would be almost 100% sure that it will work with any device that plugs into a USB port. Most phones use the 1A port and most tablets use the 2.1A port. However, as I noted in my review, you may be taking a risk if the device doesn't work in your car. There's really no way to know except to try it. The device worked on my wife's 2013 car, but not on our 2005 Lexus or 2006 Highlander.
2130995
According to the specifications of your phone, the Sandisk should work with the Micro USB connection /charging point on your phone. The critical point appears to be whether your phone supports upto 32Gb in microSD. It would appear that if your phone is limited to 16 or 32 for microSDs, they tend not to recognize USBs above those specs. I like the Sandisk OTG chips because of the protective covers for both the USB and the microUSB connectors.
322330
in your manual or specs verify that your slot can read an SDXC card. I would assume all the newer devices do. But verify
1209412
Turn off your phone. Take your old car out and wipe it off carefully. Teinstall the card and restart your phone. This has worked for me in the past. Good luck
2261193
Mine works fine with a 2006 Land Rover. I'd be VERY surprised if it did not work just as well with 2004 Dodge Ram. This device will give you a reason to hang onto your old smartphone after you get a new one. You can use an old smartphone for lots of things even if you don't have cell service anymore. In a vehicle you can use an old smartphone both as a dash cam, and as the display for this engine code reader.
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As long as your Chrysler CD slot is positioned where it is easily reached you should be just fine. Recently, I bought a Nuvi for my daughter's new Hyundai and it worked perfectly. The ball mount CD slot gadget is an improvement over the predecessor jaw grip mount. I like the CD slot idea since it holds the GPS in roughly the same position as a built in factory installation. This keeps it off the windshield where it can be in the way and looks out of place.
753500
I have the ELM327 Wi-Fi Interface OBDII device. When plugged into the OBDII port in my Dodge Grand Caravan, a WIFI signal is detected on my iPhone 5s under the "Setting" - "Wi-Fi" menu called WiFiOBD. I select the WiFiOBD network, configure the password and then run the OBDII App on the iPhone. I use an app called "DashCommand" (cost $9.99) which works very well. There are other less expensive apps but DashCommand had good reviews. The ELM327 works well and I find it to be a good performance / troubleshooting tool for the car. Hope this helps ~ Tom
1950278
Means that the device can be connected to the (optional) pioneer AVIC-U250. Check out http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Car/GPS-Navigation/AVIC-U250