Ford Explorer Cd Cassette 1998 99 00 01 02 Mach Equilization Reconditioned Warr on 2040-parts.com
Minneapolis, Minnesota, US
This buy it now auction is for a superb condition AM/FM CD Cassette for the Ford Explorer 1998 99 00 01. This unit has been recondition by my self a 28+ year experienced factory car audio technician!!
Unit has the MACH equilization!
1 Replaced cd new (no skipping or error code)plays recorded cd's cdr's
2 Replaced cassette new (playing your ipod or cassette)no dragging of the sound
3 Replaced display circuit (was a common problem with these)lets you know the station your on or what time it is
4 Warranty (90 days) peace of mind
5 buying from an experienced technician not a yard that (only sells from checking it once or maybe not at all)
Please email with any questions or concerns and thank you for looking!!
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