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Old Jul 8, 2008 | 12:46 AM
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i would like to change my head unit , but do not want to loose my controls on the stearing wheel , how do i do that ?????
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the PAC swi-x makes an interface that will allow you to retain your steering wheel controlls if your new headunit has a remote
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live in canada , any idea where i could get it ....
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There is a shop called Selective Sound in Mississauga. Give him a call. Ask for Davis.
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