160 GB iPod Classic utilizing glove box ports--3rd Gen. Any issues?..or seamless use?

[nookandcrannycar]

I'm thinking about this application for my 2014. Have yet to purchase the iPod. I have the double din head unit that has the HD radio 'feature'. I wonder what experiences people who have this maximum capacity iPod and a 3rd Gen Yaris with the glove compartment ports have had.

[IllusionX]

I don't think there is a capacity limit in regards to iPod capability.

My very very old 20gb iPod colour does not work with any car I've tried while my newer nano works no problems.

[mr_miles]

I do it. Mine is in the upper storage slot and I hid the cables so it's totally out of sight.

[nookandcrannycar]

I don't think there is a capacity limit in regards to iPod capability.

My very very old 20gb iPod colour does not work with any car I've tried while my newer nano works no problems.

Hmm...gives me ideas re my 2007. Does your Yaris have the same head unit as the 2007 USDM Yaris ?

[nookandcrannycar]

I do it. Mine is in the upper storage slot and I hid the cables so it's totally out of sight.

:thumbsup: Thanks!

[IllusionX]

Hmm...gives me ideas re my 2007. Does your Yaris have the same head unit as the 2007 USDM Yaris ?


I am referring to any car player in general.


My iPod was tested on a 2013 civic, 2010 rondo, 2014 santafe, and my 2012 JVC HU. None worked. So I concluded that my iPod 20gb was way too old to work in any recent iPod capable radios

[nookandcrannycar]

I am referring to any car player in general.


My iPod was tested on a 2013 civic, 2010 rondo, 2014 santafe, and my 2012 JVC HU. None worked. So I concluded that my iPod 20gb was way too old to work in any recent iPod capable radios

My OP = re 3rd Gen experiences, but noticing that you have a 2nd Gen (and that you mentioned the Nano works), I was wondering if you have the same head unit in your 2007 that I have in my 2007. Is the 2012 JVC HU in your Yaris ?