Will this work with a 2009 Chrysler Town and Country 30 pin cable for audio?
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One thing that stood out when I was researching this before purchase, was dependent on what shows on the iPod/iPhone screen when plugged into the device (whether car dock, home stereo dock, etc). I recall seeing an explanation on this on cablejive's site, or maybe it was a chat tech support with them. This is the way it was explained to me when I was researching it, and it was true for my 2nd Gen iPod touch: -If your dock normally allows functionality of the iPod when you connect it, i.e. you can scroll through music and playlists, etc. but usually see the volume bar across the bottom of the screen disappear, then this would work with your device because it only requires an "audio" connection, not a full data connection. This was the case for my iHome radio dock at home, I could still scroll through music and playlists and Pandora from my iPod while docked. The dockboss air DID work for me in this application. -If your dock takes over the iPod, i.e. the iPod displays "docking accessory" and locks out all audio functionality, then this will not work with it as that device requires a full "data" connection to the iPod. This is the case with a BT device I added to my vehicle, it locks the iPod screen from any music menu stuff (music collection, Pandora, etc.), and forces me to instead select my music through the other device's screen. The dockboss air DID NOT work with this device. When you connect your iPod to your Chysler's cable, does it: 1-lock your iPod screen and force you to select music from your radio's screen? --if so, then this most likely won't work because the dockboss air doesn't support this data-based connection over the air 2-or does it keep your iPod screen open and allow you to select music directly from your iPod, and only transfer the audio to the radio (radio might just display "device connected" or something)? --If this is the case, then I would say you have a good chance this would work for you because this is an "audio-only" connection.
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Doubtful. The '09+ cars seem to be a bit more finicky on what cable you use.
891919
Yes. I have used these same headphones from my 2008 Town and Country in my 2014 Town and Country. They seem to be universal for all systems.
1339087
If the radio has an "aux" button it will work. The "aux" button is for the multi CD changer, so if you one of those it will have to be unplugged to use this cable. If you don't have the multi CD changer, there will be an open port on the back of the radio.
86857
Yes, it's just an auxiliary cable, it will work with anything that has an auxiliary output jack.
157882
Go to www.pac-audio.com at the top of the page they have drop down menus for year/make/model of your vehicle. Then you can see what items they DO make that are compatible with your vehicle. Hope this helps.
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I'm sure it will, however it is not the same quality sound as a after market and the cables last only a couple of months before they start making a awful chatter noise. I would recommend just buying a aftermarket stereo
2061344
We used our with a 2005 Chrysler town and country integrated DVD player so they should work
1900989
With a male to male 3.5mm audio cable you may be able to connect to the car audio, I haven't tried this yet, but it should work.
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I'm not really sure if it will or not but it is a very universal microphone. It worked with both mine and my fiancé's head units and they are both different. Good luck :)
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Check your ohm rating and compare to a home stereo systems ohm rating. If they're the same then it should work.
688050
Check car stereo model number (it is printed just above CD-IN) and search wether that model have CD changer port. If yes then definitely it will work.
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It has a 3.5 mm jack on each end, so if your cable had that where it would plug up either end either way, then this should work for you
967108
well im using mine on a kenwood head unit and the 13 pin connection on it is for a disc changer so o believe so the problems i forsee is the connector doesnt fit or the arrangement of the wires are not right so its a crap shoot either way all you can do is purchase it and hope it works sorry i couldnt be more of a help
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This is a normal audio to audio cable. If there is an audio out jack and and audio in jack then yes..
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No it's not going to work. This unit only works on systems that have both a matter and a slave unit... I don't know what you would use for you're application. Maybe an aftermarket stereo is better.
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Yes sir it will. Also may want to look into ACDelco 15204328 Radio Speaker.