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[garethwilliams]

My sister recently purchased a Suzuki Swift RS415 2005.

She wants to get a Bluetooth kit & iPod kit.

I have looked into both.

I have 2 options for bluetooth-

This genuine kit, which I am pretty sure will work http://cgi.ebay.com....e=STRK:MEWAX:IT

Or a Parrot CK3100 kit.

I would prefer the Parrot CK3100 kit because it has the screen to make calls with etc. I am not sure how it will wire in though.

As for iPod, I think I will buy the EA1251 Clarion iPod interface http://www.ryda.com....ce-p/ea1251.htm.

I considered buying a new unit, that has both built in, but would loose steering wheel conrols & the "origininalism" of the car.





Just wondering if anybody on here has had any experiences with: The genuine bluetooth kit, CK3100, or EA1251 iPod interface.

Would also be great if someone has had experience with adding an aftermarket bluetooth kit to a Swift. I would like to use adaptor harnesses so I dont have to cut into factory harness.

Thanks in advance.

Gareth

[MotivAuto Pty Ltd]

Hi Gareth

The best Suzuki Bluetooth kit around has to be a integrated solution using the current vehicle features.

As such a switch replacement product is what I would recommend. It looks factory, but has many more features compared to the factory solution.

The specific's of the product is:
‐ OEM design switch replaces factory switch blank

‐ Simple three button operation allows: Redial, Volume Control, Voice Dial, Private Call

‐ Simple easy installation with Plug‐plug loom

‐ Integrated into audio system of vehicle



For more information in Australia, please contact www.acap.co.nz



Thanks