Well. I’ve found the fix of a sort. Rather than adjust the trucks head unit to sync with the pod (if in fact that is required ) I went into the IPod instead. What I did was simply shut off the passcode feature , the one that requires you to put in a code to open/access the IPods apps and other functions. Go to “Settings” and then find the “ID/passcode” section, enter it, and turn off or disable the passcode feature.
If you do not wish to do that, I’ve found that I don’t have to unplug the pods USB cable I just attempt to turn the pod on, punch in the access code as per normal, and the trucks system detects the pod and away I go. A bit of a pain as I keep the pod hidden from prying eyes.
I did notice something else to. The USB connection gives better sound quality and more audio volume then when in Bluetooth mode.
The down side having done the above of course is no security on the contents of your IPod. As my IPod touch is dedecated for truck tune use it does not contain much personal info on it. I keep the truck locked 99.999999% of the time.
T.