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OK, hopefully someone can tell me what other makes/models share the plug(s). There's a two row whiteish plug, and a smaller green one with two rows also.
Any other advice welcome re the install.
Thanks! I thought all pugs at that stage (405 era) had gone ISO 10487 already...in which case your new unit just needs the new ISO patch/connector... Could you elaborate a little bit more as to what you are doing... eg. car still has original H.U. or aftermarket...tell us more.  dino
Last edited by dinolovesjess; Sun 24 Oct 2010 05:51:PM.
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