Bluetooth Streaming Interface Mercedes Benz C-class 2008-2012 Bas Blue White on 2040-parts.com
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Bluetooth Streaming (A2DP) Interface for Mercedes Benz C-class 2008-2012. This interface is active on the AUX mode in your menu. Power and Ground for the interface needs to be wired into your cars accessory wiring. This is only for streaming audio, not for Hands Free Phone calls Some re-pinning on the radios harness may be required |
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