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2005 X5 - Leaving iPod plugged in
I noticed the car continues to charge the iPod even when the ignition is off. I know the iPod barely draws any power, but could it eventually drain the battery? Should I remove the iPod when the vehicle is off?
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Thanks for the replies .... yeah... It's the factory iPod kit ... I believe the iPod stops charging when it can no longer take a charge, too.
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You are probably using the cig lighter. It is always powered. Instead, use the power supply from the glovebox - it is switched on/off with the ignition. You will have to get an adapter from BMW (~$15).
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