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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.
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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 AXDI-FD2 2011 - and Up Ford Radio interface with Navigation outputs$89.99- Provides all connections to factory wiring and makes installing an aftermarket stereo very easy in select 2011 - and Up Ford vehicles
- Provides accessory output for databus signals (12-volt 10-amp capable output)
- Retains R.A.P. (retained accessory power) while doors remain closed
- Interface is designed to be used with factory non-amplified audio systems
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Axxess AX-ADBOX2 Auto Detect Radio Replacement Interface Control Box$124.99- Easily remove the factory stereo in an otherwise impossible situation and replace it with an aftermarket stereo and retain all of the factory functions
- Provides accessory (12-volt 10-amp)
- Retains R.A.P. (retained accessory power)
- Used in non-amplified audio systems
- Retains chimes
- Retains factory auxiliary input
- Provides NAV outputs (parking brake, reverse, mute, V.S.S.)
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Axxess AX-ADBOX1 Auto Detect Radio Replacement Interface Control Box$139.99- Easily remove the factory stereo in an otherwise impossible situation and replace it with an aftermarket stereo and retain all of the factory functions
- Provides accessory (12-volt 10-amp)
- Retains R.A.P. (retained accessory power)
- Used in non-amplified audio systems
- Retains chimes
- Retains factory auxiliary input
- Provides NAV outputs (parking brake, reverse, mute, V.S.S.)
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Axxess AX-FD2-SWC 2011 - and Up Ford radio replacement interface with steering wheel and navigation outputs$139.99- Ford complete radio replacement interface for plug-and-play installation of an aftermarket car radio
- Retains SYNC audio system and vehicle chimes
- Retains steering wheel controls
- Provides NAV outputs (parking brake, reverse, and speed sense)
- Retains the factory AUX-IN jack
- Interface is designed for non-amplified audio systems
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Axxess AXTC-FD2 2012 - and Up Ford radio replacement CAN-BUS interface with steering wheel and navigation outputs$149.99- Ford complete radio replacement interface for plug-and-play installation of an aftermarket car radio
- Integrated steering wheel control interface for direct plug in to aftermarket radio
- Provides NAV outputs (parking brake, reverse, and speed sense)
- Retains the 3.5mm AUX-IN jack
- Includes 5v factory amplifier step-down
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Axxess AX-ADFD100 2007 - and Up Ford RSE / SYNC / THX Radio Replacement Interface$173.99- Easily remove the factory stereo in an otherwise impossible situation and replace it with an aftermarket stereo and retain all of the factory functions
- Provides accessory (12-volt 10-amp)
- Retains R.A.P. (retained accessory power)
- Used in non-amplified audio systems
- Retains chimes
- Retains factory auxiliary input
- Provides NAV outputs (parking brake, reverse, mute, V.S.S.)
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