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Car Forum / Saab Cars / September 2005

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Saab 93 - iPod connection

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Michael Lee - 04 Sep 2005 12:08 GMT
Can anyone help?

I purchased a Saab 93 convertible earlier this year. The Saab dealer in
HK seems to have crap after sales support.

All I ned to know is - What does the port to connect the iPod to the car
look like and where is it?
I was told it might be in the Arm Rest storage. In here I have found a
round metal looking port (but looks like it was a cigerette lighter)

Any ideas?

Many Thanks

Michael
Saab Guy - 04 Sep 2005 16:45 GMT
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Michael,

I did this with my MP3 player

http://genuinesaab.com/gallery/aux93ss?page=1

You need to also have a power source that plugs into that lighter connection for your IPOD as well so it gets power as well as in put.

Enjoy!

That part is only $35

SG
Michael Lee - 05 Sep 2005 01:30 GMT
I do not think my Saab (9-3 convertible 2004-2005) has anything in the small rectangular port). I will check later, but I am sure its just
a small hole covered.

Thanks

MIchael

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Saab Guy - 05 Sep 2005 01:52 GMT
Michael,

IT SHOULD NOT have ANYTHING in that SMALL SQUARE piece of plastic underneath the armrest.

Neither did mine. I popped the square plastic out and popped in the 1/8" input in place of it.

Simple.

SG

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Michael Lee - 05 Sep 2005 05:40 GMT
Ahh, so this is where the confusion is!
I thought the Saabs come with this as standard (and you can use the steering wheel to select Next or Prev song on the iPod), but you are talking
about gettnig a 3rd party kit to do this?

I dont mind not having the steering wheel to go through songs...as long as there is a decent connection. My iTrip (via the radio) is not all
that qood quality.

Also how do you power yours. There is a round port (that might be to heat up a cigerette lighter) but not sure really as its just covered by a
plastic cap. Does this have power?

Thanks
Michael

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Saab Guy - 05 Sep 2005 06:09 GMT
Michael,

This is a SAAB part, NOT 3rd party at all. It's just not STANDARD. It's an accessory.

I power my MP3 player via batteries, and not via power unfortunately. But I believe with you IPOD, you can power through the cigarette lighter (via an adapter). Yes that has power.

Next to it with that square cover, is where the adapter fits nicely into. Again, this is NOT 3rd party, it is a SAAB part.

Check with your dealer.

SG

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destevil@gmail.com - 15 Sep 2005 22:10 GMT
I have a 93 sport sedan, 2006 model. It too has an aux walkman style
jack at that location which is enabled by choosing AUX instead of CD
from the console.

So with a regular audio cable, how is it possible to trigger PREV/NEXT
on an IPOD? That would be cool...

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