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Old 23-09-2009, 05:08 PM   #1
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Default AU3 Fairmont Head Unit

I just wanted to know something in regards to swapping from a factory head unit to a factory head unit.

Mums SerIII Fairmont has the regular 6 CD stacker with the regular jam. I have sourced a single disc CD player for series 2/3. Am I able to unplug the old jammed unit, and plug in the new unit and retain all the functions? Ie: all speakers getting signal (Fronts, Rears, A-pillars), steering wheel controls working.

Thanks in advance,

-Lyndsay

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