PCM 3.0 - iPod & iPhone Interface Cable SKU: I612C47102

I bought this to modernize my 2010 911. Used in conjunction with the Bovee 1000 I can connect to my current iPhone to listen to music wirelessly. What a great feeling. The connector and Bovee 1000 fit perfectly in the small compartment and now I can throw on some Metallica or a podcast with ease.

I bought this cable from Sun Coast Parts for my 2009 Porche 911 S CAB (997.2), and it works perfectly. I connected the cable to ipod port on the car, and a Bovee WMA-1000 bluetooth adapter, and it works perfect with my iphone for calls or streaming music.

Just got this baby for my 2009 911 Turbo and it worked perfectly with my iphone 6S. Now you need to purchase the 30 pin adaptor from apple to make it work but once you hook it up - off you go! All the names of the songs, artist, etc. come up on the screen. I also agree that my new phone does NOT fit into the center console since my phone is too big but that is a car problem not the adaptor!

First off, there aren't many iPhones in use anymore that use the 30 pin connector. Which means that you'll need a converter to make turn it into a lightning format. Then you'll need an extender cable (lightning female to male) if you want to stream music and be able to access your device instead of trying to gently close it away in the armrest. The connections aren't great with all this converting, and the cables fall apart. The SunCoast part lasted about 10 months before the female end went bad from too much twisting and bending. People just don't use their phones in the car like they did when this was designed. I'm sure it was great when you stowed your phone or ipod away - back in the day - and accessed your music via the display and controls. This needs re-resign, and updating to the new plug standard, along with a much longer cord.... and it will be fine for almost everyone. But until that time comes (if ever) this is a reasonable and cost effective way to use your iPhone in the Cayenne. Just be resigned to the fact that you will need to replace the cables pretty frequently, which I am about to do after I finish this review.

You need this cable if you have the PCM 3.0 and want to interface and power your iPod. Seems strange to have to have two plugs but you need it to get the power. You need a Lightning to 30 pin adapter for some new devices like the iPhone 5.