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I just purchased a similar iPod AUX adapter (for a 996) and I have a question about the power. Does the power have to be "on" for the iPod to play through this adapter? If it does not, I was thinking about adding an on/off switch so that I could control when the iPod gets charged so that I don't kill my battery. Any thoughts on this are appreciated! Thanks! --Ben
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In-dash Spoiler (Tail) Switch Mod
svenjamin replied to Scouser's topic in DIY Articles - Carrera (996) - Mods
I am looking at installing a motorola bluetooth kit in my 2001 996 cab (looks like the same kit hspiva used here http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?s...luetooth+phone). I was thinking about taking apart the control unit (circled in red) and hijacking some tip switches to perform the functions of this device. I have 3 blanks on my car (no PSM :o ) and this would take care of the 3 controls, but there is a volume control that I'm not sure what I should do with. I was wondering if anyone knows whether it is likely this would be a successful venture? So, some of the questions I have are... Do you think tip switches would work? Are there any blank tip switches that i could paint/decal myself? I'm not sure what else I don't know to ask... Thanks for your thoughts! --Ben -
I think that I have the same kit. Looks like you did a good job on this. Do you have any pictures of where you put the microphone? --Ben
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I just did this to my MY01 Cab (pink/grey wire) in about 10 minutes. This is an awesome mod! Thanks for posting the instructions. --Ben