Ok I've done alot of research on connecting my iPod to the stock head unit in my 2003 Accord. I know the method i need to use, which uses THIS (http://shop.store.yahoo.com/logjam/sounsnhond3.html) converter. I'm going to be totally renovating my sound system soon.. adding JL audio subs and 6"s and when I do I'm going to install this adapter. My original plan was to install a Belkin charger kit behind the dash along with the converter for several reasons: so only the connecter cable from the auto kit will be coming out of my dash, and so I can use the better-qualtity line out port on the adapter. However, while doing my research I ran across a number of people who had trouble with engine noise coming through on the speakers while using this adapter and the belkin auto kit. If i do install the auto kit, it will be BEHIND the dash so i'll be stuck using that as my only way to connect the iPod. Thus I want to be sure I get this right. Are the engine noise problems real? If they are how do I prevent the problem? In most of the cases I saw online, the problem only occured when the iPod was plugged into a Belkin auto kit and the adapter at the same time, so it appears that it is the auto kit and not the adapter that is the problem. Can anyone tell me for sure how I can prevent this problem? Thanks!