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FORD  SIRIUS  SATELITE  RADIO  MODULE  DLP  (DOWN-LINK-PROCESSOR)  WITH  ANTENNA  AND  FACTORY CABLE FOR  2006  F150.

 

MAY  BE  COMPATABLE  WITH  OTHER  YEAR  MODELS.

 

THIS MODEL  WORKS  WITH  MANY  DIFFERENT FORD-BUILT  VEHICLES  2006-2012

 

CHECK  WITH  YOUR  DEALER  IF  YOU  ARE  NOT  SURE  ABOUT  FIT  OR  WORKING  PROPERLY  AS  I  WILL  NOT  REFUND  JUST  BECAUSE  IT  DIDN'T  FIT.

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