Aux Cable Line For Volkswagen Touareg Vw Skoda Passat Golf V Mfd Rns2 18pin Port on 2040-parts.com
深圳, 广东省, China
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Features : This 150cm long AUX Quadlock plug to 3.5mm stereo jack plug is suitable for MP3, Ipod, Md, Dat, MP3 player connection to all VAG MFD2 RNS and RNS2 head units with the quadlock connection.Plugs straight into the headphones socket on your MP3 player no other connectors required. Fits Below Models: •Seat Altea This will NOT Fit an RCD300 or any other kind of stereo other than the stereo listed below 18 Pin nav connector is ONLY Compatible with: Seat 16:9 -> RNS , RNS2, MFD2
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