Just buying a well-specced forfour 1.5 softouch, except it doesn't have an i-pod connection, which is a blow. I'll bet loads of you have done it already, but whats the best way. We need it to work through the car speakers too. Also are there any known problems to watch out for?
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Which radio unit do you have? -
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If you've got radio six you can get a lead, if you got radio 5 forget it.Comment
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That was going to be my point! lolComment
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I use one of these:
http://tinyurl.com/fyfuq
-works like a treat!
(don't plug into ciggy lighter with batteries in!!)Comment
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We have radio 5 with upgrade. Surely it just needs wiring in somehow. Or does this only happen in cuckooland?Comment
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Got an Itrip transmitter and it works fine in our ForFour, much better than in my Volvo V70.Originally posted by Ragster
YvanComment
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I used to use an itrip and it was horrible... could hardly get a clear reception where i live... sound quality wasn't even as good as putting a tape adaptor and playing it off of that...
i used to use one of these in my old car www.dension.com/icelinkplus.phpComment
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It seems useles for a 44...Comment
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wot cable do i need if i have a brabus for4Comment
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If you have the Radio 6 (Doesn't work with the 5 as you need use the socket for the CD changer) then you can buy the lead pretty cheaply from Merc. Fitting it is a 20 minute job. I have an instruction list of how to do it if you need one.Originally posted by chkoutmirdstrComment
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cheers that would be good, i havent got the for four yet but when/if i do il PM u
arnt all Brabus the radio 6?Comment
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Nope, 'fraid not!:frown:Originally posted by chkoutmirdstr
BTW, good luck with the forfour!Comment
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