Cannot get the ipod to connect and play in my pajero vrx-nt stereo system

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Hi William,
pulse? what mileage does the engine have? you can expect the injection pump (injection distributer/dose controller) to fail at approx 200k miles/300k kilometers, some sooner some later. then you need a reworked ZEXEL VRX injection pump and have it installed/adjusted by an expert, because it is a ROM programmed unit.
Regards Winfried

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Dec 19, 2012 - 25 posts - ‎18 authors I own a Hyundai Sonata 2012 which has a USB port that worked perfectly for listening to music on my iPhone. ... and it SUCKS. i want to be able to charge my phone via USB while I listen to music. .... I even bought an ALPINE stereo head unit and tried that, as they supposedly work with NOKIA phones, but.

Time to bring it to a mechanic, or buy a scanner and plug it in to your car and post us your DTC's. If you feel even the slightest bit unsure about it, bring it to a mechanic, its worth the piece of mind.

the two componets r not compatible the stereo cannot read the type of program in ur ipod...i have the same prob with my home stereo an my ipod...u maybe able to have the stereo relearned by haveing the dealership install a new flash update into the stereo..if not i recommend replacement with a aftermarket stereo..

Hi, if it has a plug for the ipod. Yes, You may need to buy an adapter to fit the plug on your radio.

I’ve been looking for some time at installing an auxiliary audio input device to compliment the x-type audio system and a generic mp3 player.
From my searches it looks like the x-type has an unusual laser driven stereo system making aux-in a difficult topic. Also, I'm not a fan of the mp3 to radio transmitters where you tune in your radio to the same frequency as the device - these seem to suffer from poor signal and interference issues.
I chose to install a separate amplifier that is located between the stereo and the speakers. The device I chose is named “io_connect” ~£40. http://www.nexxia.co.uk/Car_Audio/iO_Play.htm in addition I bought a SOT lead suitable for this application from ebay ~£10 and a mobile phone cradle and charger ~£8. Here’s what I think is good about this method:-

Jaguar stereo remains untouched
Easy installation
Clear mp3 & SatNav playback
SatNav plays over speakers with music continuing also.
Can upgrade for Bluetooth connectivity
Tidy finish.

I would suggest checking the owner's manual on what the button does, but you could always buy an FM Transmitter hook it up to your Zune and play music from an empty station.

The device is not compatible with the Ford electronics, simple as that. That is to say the system can't read the USB device.

Yes. I know of two units out there: Denison's IceLink, and the Phatnoise box (or Phatbox, as some call it). I believe both install the same way. You figure out where you want the iPod connector (say, glovebox). Pull the stereo out of the dash, disconnect the CD changer (you'll lose the changer function with these but who cares?), and plug the adapter cable into the changer's port. It'll allow the iPod to play through the factory stereo, and will allow you to control the iPod with the buttons on the factory stereo.