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Ipod Question & 2010 1500

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squarej

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tried to search but could not find anything.

I am looking at the 2010s and was wanting to know if the USB port on the stereo will recongnize an iPod with USB adaptor for charging and playing?

I understand that there is an AUX in too, but the USB is the route I would rather take as it provides charging too.

Thanks

 

jamie

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cbr9rider

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tried to search but could not find anything.

I am looking at the 2010s and was wanting to know if the USB port on the stereo will recongnize an iPod with USB adaptor for charging and playing?

I understand that there is an AUX in too, but the USB is the route I would rather take as it provides charging too.

Thanks

 

jamie

 

My Iphone 3gs and the Iphone 4 worked great on my 2010 factory radio.

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maxco

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tried to search but could not find anything.

I am looking at the 2010s and was wanting to know if the USB port on the stereo will recongnize an iPod with USB adaptor for charging and playing?

I understand that there is an AUX in too, but the USB is the route I would rather take as it provides charging too.

Thanks

 

jamie

 

Well I just borrowed my brother's Cobalt for the weekend and he has the same radio as in the trucks, and the iPod worked perfectly with the USB in that so I would say it should work great in the truck as well.

All the iPod controls are through your radio, so you don't even have to touch the iPod.

sic lsx Senior Enthusiast

sic lsx

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ive used my i-touch and thumb drive to play music. Also use the USB cord for my phone to computer to charge my phone :cheers:

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