Recent content by slicey

I owe all an apology!! I tried month's ago, to connect my sansa clip zip using a home made 3.5mm, stereo cable(i did test the cable for any electrical faults, 1st) The cable was fine, but no tunes from the player to car stereo. It was this experience that has made me believe all this time...

I thought USB used digital 1's and 0's to transmit info?

Eventually, i will have to go out into the cold and crawl under the dash, but I can tell you, the Ps wouldn't/didn't know anything about the fact that there are AUX inputs in the glove box. I just feel, that, assuming the plug(s) for the AUX cable was the same, that the audio shop would have...

Do you think that, being the 3rd vehicle my parents have bought from this dealer, they should have reprogrammed the new NAV unit to work with the AUX audio inputs in the glove box, after getting the car back from the audio shop? Or, should they have to pay to have this functionality restored?

Can you tell me how this programming is carried out? Through the OBDII PORT?

Thanks, everyone-you guys are awesome! I have no problem doing a complete custom audio install in my older, own car, using aftermarket gear, but I know nothing about new, factory audio system wiring. canbus, programming............never heard of this stuff. lol I didn't expect answers like...

I figure a pro installer would know whether or not the already existing USB/3.5 analogue inputs found inside the glove box on my parents car(2012 Buick Enclave), BEFORE they had the dealer outsource the vehicle to a car audio shop, in order to replace the non-nav unit with a factory OEM...

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So, no takers?

Sorry, no

Shipping to Illinois would be less than $20, tc300.

I don't do car audio, anymore.

Now $100 plus shipping   ---------- Post added at 03:08 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:07 PM ----------   It's now $100 plus shipping, tc300.

Do you mean I have to take $11 off the asking price and pay shipping?