aux port cd70

[felix_19]

tried to do a search on this but could really find what i was looking for. I have the cd70 navi is there a way to connect an ipod to it?

[BigWilko]

if you're pre 2007 it's an ass of a job. You need a soldering kit (which is available from Ebay. If you're post 2007 it's a hell of a lot easier

[stephen_brady]

As above. Although I assume it's pre 07 or you probably wouldn't be asking. There's plenty on the forum, but the easiest way to do it is by getting over to eBay and searching CD70 aux in by an account called electroboyz. It belongs to a member off here call yysnet. You have one of two options. Buy the materials and do it Diy, but from what I gather you need to be aoderately skilled soldere with decent equipment. Alternatively. You can post yoour unit to him and he'll fit the parts to the cd70 and tech 2 it for you. All you have to do is buy the aux I'm port and modified storage tray from Vaux. Check out the eBay accounts for more info. The parts cost £20 and the other cost £65 from memory. Sorry I'm on my phone or I'd have posted a link.

[andy182]

I've just bought one and have an iood. Thinking its gonna be more trouble than its worth. Might just get an itrip instead

[Ben50n]

You can also use a Denison unit? I personally just have a small transmitter, its good enough for me.

[andy182]

Denison unit?

[stephen_brady]

Same principal as an itrip except you hard wire it into the aeriel. Still quite pricey though. Bout £100+

[Woody]

If you haven't already dealt with bluetoothing your phone to the car, then a Parrot 9200 will solve both problems for you by providing bluetooth for your phone, and also 3 different audio inputs (iphone, USB, and 2.5mm jack plug) to play your device through your cars existing speakers