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11-05-2013, 07:22 PM
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Join Date: May 2011
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Hi.
Today I bought a 2009 TDCI focus. very excited I pick it up on thursday. everything about the car is great except one thing. The stereo. I listen to all my music through my phone (galaxy S2 with Spotify). as the focus does not have an AUX or bluetooth I now need to replace the stereo or find a way of adding bluetooth. is there a way of replacing the stock unit with aftermarket? looks like it is not a standard din / double din? or is there a way I can add bluetooth capabilities to the stock unit? I think this may be possible as I think I remember this model being available with stock bluetooth and phone buttons. I would like to keep the functionality of my steering wheel buttons if possible. Would Ford possibly be able to help me? thanks |
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replacing 2009 TDCI head unit
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