How I hacked an iPAC OEM into a 2004 LeSabre
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Originally Posted by hawkjet
The iPod needs to have 5 volts to charge so it would be a bad idea to connect it to the car'* 12 volts. 
There are iPod charges available if that is what you need.
There are iPod charges available if that is what you need.
)I gotta say, even though I paid $100 for this iPAC-OEM unit and I'm not getting full function out of it, the fact that it'* only one cable to the iPOD for both audio and charge AND that that one cable is like 8 feet long and reaches anywhere in the cabin, made it worth it.
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Originally Posted by lewis26
Okay I think i got it. Now i need to wire it in parallel, correct?
Does that mean i can just cut the original cable, and add the new cable in in a t-shaped connection?
Does that mean i can just cut the original cable, and add the new cable in in a t-shaped connection?
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