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Yeah, I pressure mounted mine to the same side as OP, but you could do it to either side. You may want to have someone hold it for you before you pressure mount it to do a test run with you in the drivers seat. I didn't like the bracket that close to my leg, but to each their own.
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Not sure if this would be the right thread to ask, but I figured this thread has enough views. So here goes... I have my Android device hooked up with a bluetooth receiver in my center armrest. That bluetooth receiver is hooked up to an ipod audio cable to my aux in. I know my phone supports bluetooth (as well as hard wired headset) audio controls, like next or previous track. I was wondering if there was a way to have the steering wheel controls (track up and down) work for my aux setup. Any help, as always, is much appreciated.
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Yeah, I pressure mounted mine to the same side as OP, but you could do it to either side. You may want to have someone hold it for you before you pressure mount it to do a test run with you in the drivers seat. I didn't like the bracket that close to my leg, but to each their own.
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Not sure if this would be the right thread to ask, but I figured this thread has enough views. So here goes... I have my Android device hooked up with a bluetooth receiver in my center armrest. That bluetooth receiver is hooked up to an ipod audio cable to my aux in. I know my phone supports bluetooth (as well as hard wired headset) audio controls, like next or previous track. I was wondering if there was a way to have the steering wheel controls (track up and down) work for my aux setup. Any help, as always, is much appreciated.
Simply remove the shift console, unscrew the 2 center console pieces at the bottom and place the bracket in between the console and the desired location. Put everything back together, and you should be fine. I would show pictures, but unfortunately, my ride is in the shop for the next 2 weeks, getting an engine replaced due to oil consumption... =-(
What if I got the USASPEC Ipod connector? I could hook up my Sprint FIPO Bluetooth unit to the iPod connector. Not sure if that would work or not. I might have to try that FIPO unit on a sounddock with a remote to see if that would work first.
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Not a fan of usa-spec, had a unit for my ipod in my BMW and although it worked for the most part, it would have hiccups where it would suddenly not detect the ipod. There was no remedy other than to wait for the unit to reset or to turn off the car and turn it back on to detect again. Sound quality was not so great either, the signal was distorted a slight bit and this is with all the EQ settings turned off on the ipod. You might want to look into the GROM aux interface and hook in your Sprint BT unit. I'm not familiar with fipo, is it able to send and receive input data via bt?
Not a fan of usa-spec, had a unit for my ipod in my BMW and although it worked for the most part, it would have hiccups where it would suddenly not detect the ipod. There was no remedy other than to wait for the unit to reset or to turn off the car and turn it back on to detect again. Sound quality was not so great either, the signal was distorted a slight bit and this is with all the EQ settings turned off on the ipod. You might want to look into the GROM aux interface and hook in your Sprint BT unit. I'm not familiar with fipo, is it able to send and receive input data via bt?
