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28-08-2018, 10:32 AM
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Hi guys I’m wanting to get my premium sound icc painted in piano black and wanted to know if I was to pull out the whole icc unit is it simply a plug and play thing or will it need to be re programmed by Ford?
I’m ready to pull it now and if I do, can I install it back in and get the car running again at least or will it not even run without getting it programmed? Thanks guys. |
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28-08-2018, 11:48 AM
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If you not changing any components (apart from maybe the ICC fascia) it'll all work when you plug it back in. The car knows it belongs there so happy days
 You'll only need stuff re-coded if it's come from another vehicle.
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Painting icc cover
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