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04-05-2009, 10:17 PM
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Parallel Parking Pro
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I used a Bluetooth-enabled Garmin GPS and run a cable from the GPS's earphone jack to my head unit's AUX channel.
I pair my mobile phone to my GPS, from which I can access my phonebook directory, call records etc. and make calls. The only thing it can't do is read/write text messages. All the sounds the GPS makes (voice navigation, MP3 music) thus comes on over my car audio, though I have to switch to AUX first.
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