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Radio Interfaces
Car radio replacement radio interfaces allow you to remove your factory radio and install a new factory radio while retaining all of the factory features.
Onstar adaptors - Onstar adaptors allow you to remove your factory radio and install a new factory radio while retaining all of the factoyr Onstar features.
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Axxess AX-GMCL2 2000 - 2013 GM Radio Replacement Interface with navigation outputs$49.99- Fits 2000 - 2013 model years
- Complete General Motors radio replacement interface
- Provides connections for aftermarket stereo to factory audio system without cutting cables
- Retains RSE (rear seat entertainment)
- Retains SAT (satellite radio)
- USB updatable
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Axxess AX-GMLAN29 2006 - and Up GM radio replacement LAN-BUS interface with steering wheel and navigation outputs$49.99Out of stock- Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, GMC, Hummer, Pontiac, Saturn, Suzuki complete radio replacement interface for plug-and-play installation of an aftermarket car radio
- Retains factory audio system and vehicle chimes
- Requires external steering wheel controller
- Provides NAV outputs (parking brake, reverse, and speed sense)
- Designed for non-amplified models, analog amplified models, or when bypassing a factory amp
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Axxess AX-GMLAN11 2006 - 2012 GM radio replacement interface with navigation outputs$51.99- Chevrolet, Pontiac, Saturn complete radio replacement interface for plug-and-play installation of an aftermarket car radio
- Interface is designed for non-amplified models, amplified models, or when bypassing a factory amplifier
- Pre-wired for steering wheel control interface (Sold separately)
- Provides NAV outputs (parking brake, reverse, and speed sense)
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Axxess AX-GMLAN112 2006 - 2012 GM radio replacement LAN-BUS interface with navigation outputs$60.99- General Motors complete radio replacement interface for plug-and-play installation of an aftermarket car radio
- Retains factory audio system and vehicle chimes
- Retains steering wheel controls
- Provides NAV outputs (parking brake, reverse, and speed sense)
- Interface is designed for amplified and non-amplified audio systems
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Axxess AX-MB1 2001 - and Up Mercedes Benz radio replacement interface with navigation outputs$64.99Out of stock- Mercedes complete radio replacement interface for plug-and-play installation of an aftermarket car radio
- Interface is designed for non-amplified models or when bypassing a factory amplifier
- Provides NAV outputs (parking brake, reverse, and speed sense)
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Axxess AX-FD1 2007 - and Up Ford radio replacement CAN-BUS interface with navigation outputs$72.99Out of stock- Ford complete radio replacement interface for plug-and-play installation of an aftermarket car radio
- Interface is designed for both non-amplified and amplified models (including SYNC/Sony/THX)
- Pre-wired for steering wheel control interface (Sold separately)
- Provides NAV outputs (parking brake, reverse, and speed sense)
- Retains the factory Subwoofer and Center channel
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Axxess AX-MB1-SWC 2001 - and Up Mercedes Benz radio replacement interface with steering wheel and navigation outputs$110.99Out of stock- Mercedes complete radio replacement interface for plug-and-play installation of an aftermarket car radio
- Interface is designed for non-amplified models or when bypassing a factory amplifier
- Built in steering wheel control interface
- Provides NAV outputs (parking brake, reverse, and speed sense)
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