I used three different iPods a 15gig 3G, 60 gig 5G video and a 4gig Nano. They all worked well I did note that the older 3G was a little slower (a small delay when changing songs using the radios controls) than the two newer iPods. I did talk to American Internationals customer service and they were a very helpful and knew there product. I don’t think that there is a better solution at this time for this application. I will be posting update to this as needed.

As far as I know this is the same install for most GM SUV’s and trucks.

I hope this has helped some of you H2 owners.

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Good info.

 

Will have to check out whether this will work on my H3!

 

According to the website the same one you used will work in the H3. Does the car constantly supply power to the iPod's battery? Does it supply power to the iPod's battery even when the car is off?

 

"Does it supply power to the iPod's battery even when the car is off?"

It has a timer that turns off the power after 20-30 min.when you remove the key and open your door.

 

Update:

Update:

A.I. has advised me that the best place to get them online is at:

http://www.logjamelectronics.com/neucncx2i.html

For $189

But this dealer always has the latest firmware.

I drove out to A.I. today (120mi) to get my unit updated with the latest firmware. It was worth it the new update is much better and fastest, there is better and more info on screen. The guys at A.I. were a great help.If you need help give Victor or Keith a call at there tech support.

http://www.americaninternational.net...sp?SubCatID=70

 

I bought the Nexus and cables, took off my glove compartment but I don't see the XM unit. Help

 

The XM unit is the black box right behind the glove box. The wiring harness for the XM box is on the side closest to the head unit.

 

Ok, so the xm is black plastic not silver like the pic?

 

I just need to confirm if the xm box is behind the radio or glove box. Anybody know for sure???