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Connecting my 30G iPod Classic on my Mazda 3 sedan is what this post is all about… well not yet. I’ll be waiting for the Axxess Ipod interface thing I bought yesterday. It will probably arrive some time next month, or before February.

Axxess iPod/Aux/XM Integration Kit for Mazda

The Axxess, or by model, XIA-I01 interface is designed to allow the user to play an iPod, XM satellite radio, or auxiliary audio through a vehicle’s factory audio system. Any two of the three audio inputs can be used.

How much does it cost in total?

I certainly hope it is worth the amount. Anyway, the instructions on how to install the device can be found here (or at least that’s one way). But I will be posting my own procedure when I put my own Axxess on it. I already disassembled Mazda 3 head unit, so that wont be a problem then.

Until then, let me just wait…. and wait..

So, it has been 6 months since my last car oil change huh. The people from Servitek sent me an SMS the other day reminding me that it is 6 months already since the last checkup. (Or course, I have been in Mazda Ortigas couple of weeks ago for the rear suspension replacement).

Regularly changing your car’s engine oil and filter is one of the most important things you can do to keep your car running well. Over time your oil breaks down and your filter becomes clogged with contaminants. Depending upon your driving habits, this may take as few as 3 months or 3,000 miles or be as long as 20,000 miles or 24 months (consult your owner’s manual for service intervals). Fortunately, changing your oil is both easy and inexpensive.

Inexpensive huh? In my case, Php 2,600 for the fully synthetic oil and the service fee is not at all cheap. And here’s a funny thing, when I was paying the bill, my wallet only has Php2,500! I was a hundred pesos short! Embarrassing! Good thing there’s an ATM nearby.

For a Do-It-Youself change oil for your car, here’s the link: http://www.wikihow.com/Change-the-Oil-in-Your-Car

But if you’re like me, or if I were you, go have some mechanic who knows what he’s doing do it for you.

Here’s another Dear Diary moment update… not you SEO and internet maketing blog huh? Sorry to disappoint. :)

Anyway, the family (me, wifey, matt and sean) all went to Sta. Rosa Laguna to visit my mother-in-law. Ordered breakfast at a McDonald’s drive through in SLEX.. Found out that the road construction (which was terrible Feb 2009) is almost done… Wide road all the way to Sta Rosa exit.

Went home around 2:30pm after we took a walk in SM Sta. Rosa..,. Remembered the pregnant woman walking scene… Sweet!

Today, Monday, I was suppose to go to Mazda Ortigas to have emmo’s oil change but decided to go to Dyna-Tech service center in Sta. Maria instead c/o my brother. Costs me Php1620 vs. Php19,900 in Ortigas.

Also, i am officially announcing that the Car PC project is now complete (with some more things to do in SKins)… GPS is working with Googel earth and that’s the original objective anyway… Yeah, it’s working with the TFT LCD monitor finally mounted in the dash.

The Car PC project has been re-jumpstarted (again) after months of nothingness and no updates. I am currently doing something that I can safely call a step forward the project completion. Right now I am downloading the 16 MB file front end software of the Mazda 3 Car PC, Ride Runner (formerly RoadRunner).. The GUI interface of the whole Car PC thingy…

UPDATE: there! just finished installing it together with WinAmp and the Classic Media Player thing with DivX codec. After setting the path of the players, test it with one of my Divx movies and it worked!

Prior to installing RideRunner, I did manage to install the driver for the TFT LCD VGA color screen monitor (which is also knows as the VM80D TFT LCD VGA monitor)… so the pen and the touch screen monitor now is also working.

Next thing that I am going to do is to configure the USB GPS. Although I have installed it and all, I still have doubt that I did it right…

Till next time! Stay tuned!