New to the forum and my Honda
Just picked up a silver 05 with 25k miles on it. So far Im in love with it coming from a 05 focus st. I've been lurking around the message board for a few days and it seems like this is a really good source of info.
The car is completely stock and I want to get my iphone hooked up so I can listen to my music. Is there a connection in the back to just plug via the headphone jack? I'm not looking to spend a lot right now on getting it hooked up to the stock stereo. Are there any aftermarket stereos that are compatible with the controls on/near the wheel?
Thanks guys, feel free to ask me anything also.
The car is completely stock and I want to get my iphone hooked up so I can listen to my music. Is there a connection in the back to just plug via the headphone jack? I'm not looking to spend a lot right now on getting it hooked up to the stock stereo. Are there any aftermarket stereos that are compatible with the controls on/near the wheel?
Thanks guys, feel free to ask me anything also.
Thanks for the response. I figured that it wouldn't be cheap. Can I just hook my iphone up via aux cable? I dont mind if I can't power the phone at the same time.
Originally Posted by scai103' timestamp='1323847580' post='21235695
If you get an after market radio, your control wouldn't work unless you get the bypass which i think is 200-300 something i believe.
and congrats on the s2!
and congrats on the s2!
Thanks for the response. I figured that it wouldn't be cheap. Can I just hook my iphone up via aux cable? I dont mind if I can't power the phone at the same time.
Originally Posted by scruztaylor' timestamp='1323848563' post='21235707
[quote name='scai103' timestamp='1323847580' post='21235695']
If you get an after market radio, your control wouldn't work unless you get the bypass which i think is 200-300 something i believe.
and congrats on the s2!
If you get an after market radio, your control wouldn't work unless you get the bypass which i think is 200-300 something i believe.
and congrats on the s2!
Thanks for the response. I figured that it wouldn't be cheap. Can I just hook my iphone up via aux cable? I dont mind if I can't power the phone at the same time.
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