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Old 14-09-2007, 09:37 PM   #1
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Hey all

Well by now I think you guys have seen the pic’s of my car and what's happened.
Now I’m beginning to think worse case scenario for it, and that is that the BEM is fried.
So I’m wondering what prices people have been able to pick BEM's up for? I think the ford dealer that my car is at want about $700 for one. I'm wondering about a low series one too

Also, will a high series BEM, work in a low series dash/wiring? If it's got to be replaced and a high one works, I may as well get the extra features that they have.

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