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Condition:New Brand:11 Manufacturer Part Number:111

Applicable models: Renault CD, etc. 

Cable length: 1.5 m 

Interface Type: 3.5 (headphone female) with Luo mother 

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Package included: 


1 x   AUX Cable


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