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Let the good times roll!
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: New South!
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I drove a Mondeo recently and tried plugging in my iPhone 4 to listen to some music and it didn't work. I assumed it was to do with that particular car.
I'm in a Focus RS this time around and it's doing the exact same thing. Any idea if it's just the European system that's incompatible with the iPhone 4 or could it be something with my phone? The tracks come up on the screen, but all I hear is that quiet static noise. Any tips would be appreciated! |
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iPhone 4 compatible with Focus RS?
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