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From: Tain-uh-see
Originally Posted by O-turn,Feb 11 2009, 11:28 AM
Obama wants you to pay all the bills while she only pays for her car - half the groceries & the rest on whatever she wants...
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Originally Posted by WhrDLMI,Feb 11 2009, 12:29 PM
I bought her a new ipod. Screw the flowers. 
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Originally Posted by magikcow,Feb 11 2009, 12:30 PM
Jeff you need to make sure that it's a USB charging pinout and not a firewire.
Or else Ipod Touch V2, Nano v4 and iphone 3g won't charge.
I actually used the apple oem wire and threw it in my pioneer.
Or else Ipod Touch V2, Nano v4 and iphone 3g won't charge.
I actually used the apple oem wire and threw it in my pioneer.
Crutchfield actually allows you to very specifically select which iPod you are interested in. I chose the 4g Nano to make sure her new one would work. The PIE adaptor they carry seems to support the 4g nano but NOT the iPhone...
Ugh... This is going to get complicated, isn't it?
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Originally Posted by O-turn,Feb 11 2009, 12:31 PM
Kari luckily only likes lillies and stuff, her bday is tuesday, so Ill take her flowers then, and got her epic foodz for vday.
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Originally Posted by WhrDLMI,Feb 11 2009, 12:16 PM
Based upon what I saw Jason do to Bree's car, I'd say middle of the road...
There is A LOT of dash trim in the civic that needs to be removed to get to the stereo. But, once you get that out, all you have to do is plug the adapter into the back of the stereo. No cutting. No soldering. No goofy wire harnesses. The truest sense of "plug-n-play."
There is A LOT of dash trim in the civic that needs to be removed to get to the stereo. But, once you get that out, all you have to do is plug the adapter into the back of the stereo. No cutting. No soldering. No goofy wire harnesses. The truest sense of "plug-n-play."