IPOD to Factory radio adaptor
Originally Posted by dat s2k,Sep 21 2005, 04:37 AM
so im guessing stashing the ice link as far back behind the stock radio isnt a good idea? damnit does this mean i have to go and take everything apart again?
Originally Posted by MikeyC,Sep 21 2005, 06:42 AM
Actually, it sounds like that's the best place. I've had mine there for 4 or 5 months with no issues. A lot of the people who's ice link has failed had the circuit board mounted under the console near the shifter or the e-brake.
Mikey, what year is your car and what unit do you have?
Originally Posted by dat s2k,Sep 21 2005, 02:15 PM
today its been working fine for me
Originally Posted by F1-Fanatic,Sep 21 2005, 08:03 AM
My unit was placed in the front of the car before the radio and lower than the head unit. This is not the transmission tunnel but where they show to install the older NEO unit.
Mikey, what year is your car and what unit do you have?
Mikey, what year is your car and what unit do you have?
Originally Posted by MikeyC,Sep 21 2005, 04:22 PM
I have an '04 S. I have the Dension Ice Link Plus. I put the circuit board way back behind the radio. Pretty much as far back as I could get it. Directly behind the radio way back there is sort of a pocket which is where I put the circuit board.
I too stashed mine next to the shifter at first and suffered from having the unit overheat and quit playing. Since I wanted my ipod in the console:

I had to extend the cable. It turns out that the pin configuration is the same as an old Apple serial cable. I headed up to Fry's and picked up a 6' extension cable. I was able to keep the ipod in the console and now the Icelink unit is tucked up under the passenger knee panel. When I'm driving in the heat I've got the A/C on and it stays nice and cool.
I haven't had a glitch since.
Cheers

I had to extend the cable. It turns out that the pin configuration is the same as an old Apple serial cable. I headed up to Fry's and picked up a 6' extension cable. I was able to keep the ipod in the console and now the Icelink unit is tucked up under the passenger knee panel. When I'm driving in the heat I've got the A/C on and it stays nice and cool.
I haven't had a glitch since.
Cheers
hey guys its been about at least a week with the icelink for me. so far no problems at all except...... it stopped playing once, but i did the trick i did when i first installed it....... plug and unplug headphones. if that doesnt work, turn the ipod off then plug headphones in, turn it on and play something, unplug headphones. no clue why it does that or why this works but ive only had to do it twice. once at install and once 3 days ago


