TripTunes Advanced

[Lloyd Curry]

Anyone with a 2007 running this new accessory? If so, will it work without the external MP3 jack for Job 1's?



TripTunesâ„¢ Advanced

Part Number: 7R3Z-19A464-A

MSRP: $250.00



Take your tunes on the road! Now you can integrate your iPod® into your vehicle’s audio system. Just plug your iPod into the dock connector, conveniently located in the glovebox or floor console bin, to listen to your iPod selection through the vehicle’s speakers. Users can navigate your iPod’s menu while their selection - album, artist, genre, song, podcast, audiobook, playlist, composer is displayed on the factory installed radio. Users have full search control at the radio, and most applications also allow the use of the redundant volume up/down and seek buttons on the steering wheel. TripTunes Advanced also charges your iPod. Compatible with 30-pin iPods. Currently not available on navigation radio systems. A wiring harness (7R3Z 14A411 AC) is required and sold separately.



Fits:

Ford Sport Trac 2007

 

[Dingo]

There are many aftermarket modules that do the same for a much lower price.

I'd try one, but I have nav.

 

[Lloyd Curry]

I have checked out the aftermarket aux modules but they seem to require the vacant Sat plug to be vacant on the back of the radio. I have the SAT radio, thus I can't give that up.



I agree, this appers to be overpriced but afterall it is Ford, right? It has to be ordered through the dealership.

 

[Dingo]

You sure it'll work with Sirius?

 

[Lloyd Curry]

Not yet but I hope to find out today when I talk to the Ford dealer. Nothing in the description of the product referring to an available unused Sat plug.



If it's compatible, I'll order it and let folks know if I'm successful in getting it to work.