Bmw Charger Adapter For Apple Ipod & Iphone - Idrive - 61122167663 on 2040-parts.com
North Canton, Ohio, United States
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This is charging adapter for BMW's with iPod connectivity. Most BMW's from 2006 up to 2012 with iPod connectivity lack the ample power to charge your iPhone or iPod. This unit was released by BMW to correct that issue by providing the power necessary to charge and operate your device while playing music through the factory system.
The unit plugs into the vehicle's USB and audio input ports, and uses the cigarette lighter socket in the center compartment for power. The Y Cable is then plugged into the unit, and into your iPod or iPhone. Unit is in 100% working condition. It was purchased new and used for 3 months before selling the vehicle. Compatible with all BMW's with iPod connectivity that use the "Y cable" connector. It is not required for vehicles that only have a single USB port. Genuine BMW part: 61 12 2 167 663 |
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