ipod connection issues

By Troy Masser
August 28, 2019 in Ask A GM Technician

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Troy Masser

Posted August 28, 2019

I recently purchased a certified used 2016 GMC Canyon. I am having connection issues when trying to play my iPod through the USB. I've tried a new USB cord and a different iPod Nano both unsuccessful. My VIN number is 1GTG6CE38G1180446. One thing I did notice when I plug my iPod into the USB connector in the center consul; the cord is very loose fitting.

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