Are any of these FM transmitters that jack into an ipod worth

>>18706344
>I'm wondering if good ones exist
They don't
Flash Drive>Aux Cord>Blu tooth>Cassette Spoofer>FM Spoofer

My 86 Olds doesn't have even a cassette player so I'm stuck with one.

>>18706355 is exactly correct.

I would recommend looking into getting an aux jack. With my old car, it turned out that the head unit had two RCA jacks at the back, so all I needed was a $2 3.5mm female to RCA adapter cord which I easily strung out of the console farings or into the glovebox. Saved me a lot of money as I was considering buying a whole new unit.

Look at the manual and/or pull it out and look at the actual thing.

>>18706373
That is really interesting, thanks for the tip. What year was your car?

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>>18706432

It was 2001

>>18706479
Cool. Mine is six years older but maybe there's a chance there's one in it.

>>18706665

Yeah - you lose nothing, and stand to gain a bunch, by just checking

>>18706344
For $10 on eBay, there is an FM transmitter that plugs into the cigarette lighter. You get a thumb drive to plug into that and you're good to go with gigs of music.