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A quick question from a newbie. Has anyone purchased the triptunes for an IPOD from Ford? I have a 2006 F-150 SCrew with the stock radio/ single CD player. I wanted to know how well it works and if you did the install yourself and how easy it was.
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Originally Posted by Hoot02
A quick question from a newbie. Has anyone purchased the triptunes for an IPOD from Ford? I have a 2006 F-150 SCrew with the stock radio/ single CD player. I wanted to know how well it works and if you did the install yourself and how easy it was.
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Well I just found part of the information that I was looking for. On a Mustang forum a poster purchased a triptunes and it was an FM modulator. That definitely means I will go the PIE adaptor route if it is compatible with the HU I have in my F-150 SCrew 4x4.
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Ipod / Itunes link.....
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/s...d.php?t=474589
This was a very similar Thread started up about a month ago... I think the TripTunes was brought up there too......
This was a very similar Thread started up about a month ago... I think the TripTunes was brought up there too......
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Originally Posted by Hoot02
Well I just found part of the information that I was looking for. On a Mustang forum a poster purchased a triptunes and it was an FM modulator. That definitely means I will go the PIE adaptor route if it is compatible with the HU I have in my F-150 SCrew 4x4.
I thought that the triptunes might be RF as well, but I couldnt find it in writing. Thanks for the two way help.
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From the info that I found on here, it is a compatible adapter. If you have factory radio, you may have disconnect it to add the PIE.
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Originally Posted by Hoot02
So the basic HU from Ford has the connector in the back of the unit needed to plug in the PIE adaptor? I would hate to spend the $90 and then find out it was not compatible with my HU.
I just read my previous post. It was supposed to say if you have factory sat radio, you will probably have to disconnect it. Hope that makes more sense.
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I've been reading this thread and I'm trying to understand what is going on. I've been thinking about buying an IPOD and was wondering how I would connect it to my radio. I have the audiophile with 6 disc changer and it does have the AUX button. Do I have to buy a PIE for it and what the heck is it if I do. Thanks.
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I think the guys at PIE/ApplePie.net explain it pretty well......
http://www.pie.net/applepie.cfm This link should help..
http://www.pie.net/applepie.cfm This link should help..
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