so i have the stock for head unit in my van. 2006 E350 .it has a AUX button on it. whats the chances of being able to hook my ipod up to the back of the radio and being able to hit the AUX button and listen to my ipod. is that possible?

 

Not 100% sure, but an adapter from P.I.E. should do the trick. PIE website has lots of information and tech. Someone correct me if I'm wrong .

 

...and them dang adaptors ain't cheap either....85-100 bucks!!

 

And don't forget having to take the &^%$! dash off either.............

 

Yes it should work providing you do what the other guys said. You need to by a PIE adapter (ebay is a good source I have bought 2 from there with no problems). You plug the one harness for the PIE adap. in rear of radio after you remove, the the other harness you will need to find power and ground. Plug your IPOD patch cord into module and Wella. 1 hr. labor tops. ez install

 

alright i give up. i have searched the internet. i have talked to PIE and got many different answers. finally someone told me they didnt make those for my radio. i called vendors for peripheral but to no avail. does anyone know a good salesman somewhere that can help me?

here's what i got

2006 ford econoline

stock radio with single disc player. aux button. no sat button and no navigation or rear radio control.

 

If you can take a picture of the front and back of the radio and we can probably figure out what other vehicle uses the same radio, and then you can order one for that vehicle.

 

Look at this PIE adaptor. Add the item for the ipod (scroll down the page) and you've got what you want!

http://www.discountcarstereo.com/detail.aspx?ID=813

 

xm radio store xmfd-4 is supposed to interface with all types of units I use it for my xm direct works wonderfully

 

Peripheral makes an ipod adapter that works with the ford radios...The radio Must* have an aux button and be able to display MP3 text..This adapter is plug and play and does not require running a 12v and a ground...Also, you can control the ipod through the radio...Bestbuy sells this adapter and will install for about 50 bucks...