Aftermarket Stereo
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Aftermarket Stereo
I recently purchased a 2001 Eddie Bauer edition ford explorer. The factory radio is ok but I would like to change it out for something with an MP3 cd player in it. The only problem is I don't want to lose control of the radio from the steering wheel controls. Is there a way to wire in an aftermarket head unit and still use the steering wheel controls?
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Here you go. It is a unit made by Soundgate
Being that it's an Eddie Bauer I assume it has the factory sub system. Sometimes just replacing the radio is all you need to "wake up" the system.
You will need two products to do this. One is the steering wheel interface which requires a sony or other radio that has a remote. You can find the unit Here
Also the piece that adapts your radio to the premium sound system. You can find that unit Here
Hope this helps you.
Being that it's an Eddie Bauer I assume it has the factory sub system. Sometimes just replacing the radio is all you need to "wake up" the system.
You will need two products to do this. One is the steering wheel interface which requires a sony or other radio that has a remote. You can find the unit Here
Also the piece that adapts your radio to the premium sound system. You can find that unit Here
Hope this helps you.
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