AUX plug and cable
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AUX plug and cable
So got home at 1:00 AM this morning, ended class at 9:45 last night. Went to chipotle with a friend then watched the v.p. debates at his house (and some south park as well 
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Question is (I really think of the weirdest things at the weirdest times) is there a way to route the cable from inside the glovebox without having the cable squished in the glove box door. I tried looking for an opening under the glove box and routing it through where the light in the glovebox is (pop out the plastic lense and route from behind) but couldn't get it done. What have you guys done?
).Question is (I really think of the weirdest things at the weirdest times) is there a way to route the cable from inside the glovebox without having the cable squished in the glove box door. I tried looking for an opening under the glove box and routing it through where the light in the glovebox is (pop out the plastic lense and route from behind) but couldn't get it done. What have you guys done?
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You my iPod docking cable does that too. I've been thinking of trying to maybe get some sort of cabletie/routing thing at Home Depot that I can use a couple of dots of super glue and stick the cable down so that I can attach my iPod, and close the glove box and not shove the cable down first, the curve of the cable always wants to float up...if that makes any sense.
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MBWorld Fanatic!
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From: Los Angeles
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You my iPod docking cable does that too. I've been thinking of trying to maybe get some sort of cabletie/routing thing at Home Depot that I can use a couple of dots of super glue and stick the cable down so that I can attach my iPod, and close the glove box and not shove the cable down first, the curve of the cable always wants to float up...if that makes any sense.
