- 1). Purchase an auxiliary cable.
- 2). Turn on your car.
- 3). Plug one end of the auxiliary audio cable into the auxiliary input jack, either on the front of the stereo or other location in the car, such as below the stereo. The location will depend if the jack was factory-installed or on an aftermarket stereo.
- 4). Connect the other end of the cable into the headphone jack of an iPod.
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