Genuine Audi, Vw Accessories 4f0051510k Ami Ipod Cable on 2040-parts.com
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This device cable allows you to integrate the Audi Music Interface (AMI) with your iPod or iPhone. The main menu will be displayed in the Multi-Media Interface (MMI) screen. The central control knob on the MMI panel, or the multi-function steering wheel controls, may be used to easily navigate through playlists, albums and artists.
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