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Ipod connection
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NZSpyderRyder
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Ipod lead
It's a BRP product so you'll need to contact your local dealer. or look here:
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_trk...kw=can+am+spyder+ipod+lead&_sacat=0&_from=R40
It's a BRP product so you'll need to contact your local dealer. or look here:
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_trk...kw=can+am+spyder+ipod+lead&_sacat=0&_from=R40
finless
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Your in a bit of a sticky spot. Sometime in the middle of 2012 BRP changed the radio and thus the iPod cable changed. The old cable had a black box in it for voltage conversion and charging. The new radio they moved that into the radio itself. With the new radio you could make your own cable if you desire. Old cable you can't.
Now if you used the old cable with the new radio, no harm but the iPod won't work. However if you use the new cable on the old radio you risk frying your iPod.
In the end call BRP with your VIN as they should know which version radio you have and thus which cable you need.
Bob
Now if you used the old cable with the new radio, no harm but the iPod won't work. However if you use the new cable on the old radio you risk frying your iPod.
In the end call BRP with your VIN as they should know which version radio you have and thus which cable you need.
Bob
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