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Old 05-07-2006, 12:18 PM   #1
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Default AU BEM Differences

Just wondering what the differences were in the low/mid/high series spec BEMs?

I know there are colour differences ... but what about different operations they performed ... controls they looked after.

Just wondering as I picked up an AUII High Series BEM for next to nothing.

I know i will need to get my key recoded (need to get a spare key cut anyway ... so it needs to be done)

I have read that putting in a half height antenna switch needs a high-series BEM at least ... anything else????

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