Bluetooth Interface Mazda A2dp 2006 - 2014 (Powered Model) Outdoor maintenance Tray Size: 560 x 110 CAM-VW1-RT

Name: Bluetooth Interface Mazda A2dp 2006 - 2014 (Powered Model) Outdoor maintenance Tray Size: 560 x 110 CAM-VW1-RT
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 6815146025
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Bluetooth Interface Mazda A2dp 2006 2014 (Powered Model) Outdoor maintenance Tray Size: 560 x 110 CAM VW1 RT Tray Size: 560 x 110 x 70mm Tray Weight: 2 Regular Imapct Sockets (6 point) Connects behind the head unit to provide Bluetooth streaming capability via A2DP Manufacturer Model Note Year From Year To Headunit Connection Mazda 2 2006 2014 OEM Specific Mazda 3 2008 2014 OEM Specific Mazda 5 2006 2010 OEM Specific Mazda 6 2006 2012 OEM Specific Mazda MX 5 2006 2015 OEM Specific Mazda RX 8 2008 2014 OEM Specific

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