more or less as long as you have touch screen then yes you use the LR kit and depending how good you are with the tools then allow a morning as the kit does fit plug and play but you have to make it fit if you know what i mean as you have to be creative in the positioning of the kit parts as it was not designed to be fitted to these years but yes plug and play and easy to fit just take your time onto no6 Range Rover

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Good write up thanks.

I want iPod in my 2005 touchscreen FFRR and can't decide between this option and the NAV TV input with the VDOCK? The Nav TV option is twice the price though.

I find the MP3 cds very slow to change track and scroll.... Is this the same with the iPod? Used to have:
2005 FFRR 4.4 Vogue - BRC LPG Conversion & Remapped

Now have:
2008 SSRR 3.6 TDV8 - HSE and plenty of toys

Seems like a shed load of money just to listen to music. is there a cheaper option that just lets you plug it in? letters not necessarily in the right order

there are ipod transmitters that plug into the ciggy lighter socket and transmit the music to a spare fm radio channel. ... - .- -.




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Plug and Play RR solution:





Seriously though I think the ACM a reasonable solution for touch screen models and there is a wealth of info on the fitting on here.

Non-touch screen have a few more options from the likes of DICE and porbably Dension

The ACM is basically just a re-badged Dension gateway.

scarey wrote:

there are ipod transmitters that plug into the ciggy lighter socket and transmit the music to a spare fm radio channel.

There's an enormous quality difference between piping the sound in via a hardwired connection and an FM transmitter. Not to mention being able tor control the player via the screen... 
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P38, and 2 L322s
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