Iso 10-pin Radio 4rca Aux Audio Extension Cable Adapter For Volkswagen Blaupunkt on 2040-parts.com
深圳, 广东省, China
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Compatible with the following radios: •Blaupunkt with 10 pole ISO connector (Blaupunkt Item:. AK-ISO10, 7607001508 ) Adapter fits on all radios with AUX which can be activated in the menu!
Package includes : 1PCS RCA Cable |
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