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It works
Everything works! I have IPOD and USB, figured out the coding using NCSexpert.
To get people started here is the parts list, the items listed in quantity 10 must be ordered in multiples of 10, unless you have a dealer who will sell them as singles, I needed 12 sockets and 2 pins for the actual work:
Parts list
USB components
USB socket 61 31 9 129 651 (no substitute)
pigtail 61 12 9 187 009
USB hub 84 10 9 123 739
USB hub housing 84 10 9 125 680
USB hub housing cap 84 10 9 125 866
foam housing for footwell 51 47 9 125 333
Connection wire for HUB/MULFII 61 11 9 129 361
Connection wire for USB/HUB 61 11 9 129 360
Wiring harness components
socket housing MULF 36 pos 61 13 6 920 062
socket housing MULF 18 pos 61 13 6 920 064
covering cap MULF 61 13 6 920 074
pigtail socket 61 13 0 005 197 quantity 20
pigtail pin 61 13 0 005 198 quantity 10
3 pin socket, usb hub 61 13 8 377 072
4 pin socket mulf-tcu 61 13 8 373 316
4 pin terminal mulf-tcu 61 13 6 925 611
Optical fiber components option 1
Optical fiber cable, terminated 61 12 0 142 318
Optical fiber pin 61 13 6 901 847
Optical fiber socket 61 13 6 901 846
Envelope f optical fiber cable 61 13 8 387 214
Fiber-optic cable, connector housing 61 13 6 917 978
Optical fiber components option 2
Optical fiber cable, terminated 61 12 0 142 318 quantity 2
Envelope f optical fiber cable 61 13 6 919 111
Envelope f optical fiber cable 61 13 8 387 214
Fiber-optic cable, connector housing 61 13 6 917 978
The second fiber option is for people who dont want to try and terminate their own fiber optic cable like I did. I only attempted it because I have terminated multimode fiber in the past and understand the concepts of what a bad termination looks like. I used the polishing paper to get a nice clean end to the cables I made, more on that later for the brave ones who want to attempt it.
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