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2005 Factory Radio removal and replacement
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What's wrong with yours? Mine had a volume control issue but was easily fixed with a new faceplate circuit board.
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I bought a JVC single disc form Crutchfield and it included all the wiring adapters, the face plate trim, the steering wheel controls and whatever else it needed. It works very well. Not too hard to install. The most challening part was matching up the wiring but I did that at the kitchen table and then shoved the whole shebang into that hole in the dash. Much better than the 6 cd stacker that came stock. Plus it has usb and Ipod jacks.
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