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I don't have any bluetooth or aux ports in my car, help me?
I have a 2001 Holden Commodore and the only audio option is the radio and a cd drive, but it's quite cumbersome writing cd's all the time. is there any way i can connect my ipod or iphone to the sound system without changing the entire thing?
fm transmitters are not an option because of their poor audio quality
3 Answers
- conejote_99Lv 78 years agoFavorite Answer
That is a GM made vehicle, compare the radio to the Chevrolet radios,
the gm9-aux and gm10-aux work with the factory radio if you have a CD or source button
- Anonymous8 years ago
If you have a tape deck you can get an adapter with an aux cord, or you could get an fm transmitter for your idevice.
- 8 years ago
there are add on blue tooth adapters, and FM Transmitters out there. Depending on which route you go. I would recommend a wired connection (for your iPod or iPhone), so it can perfrom double duty as a charger.
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