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02-10-2014, 07:21 AM | #4 |
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If you have USB and Aux, check the trunk area (right behind rear seat in space between battery and seat backs) to see if you can see a "box" with the Bluetooth symbol on it. You can retrofit it for less than $50 in parts from dealer.
Search bluetooth retrofit and you will find diy guides. |
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U can retrofit the bluetooth with a few parts from the dealers for less than $50.
Mainly u need u need mic to go in the overhead console, bluetooth antenna that goes in the kick panel under the steering column, and a wire repair kit to connect everything. Its simple and takes all of 30 mins. Search for the DIY guide to do this if you're interested |
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Another question, if I install a aftermarket radio will I loose the satellite radio when I put the stock unit back in to sell the car? Thanks |
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