Connects2 CTSLR004.2 Land Rover Steering Wheel Control Interface

Steering-wheel control adapter for Land Rover Freelander (2003–2006) TD4 models.

€53.60

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Land Rover — Freelander (2003–2006)

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Specifications

Car make	Land Rover
Adapter type	Steering-wheel control adapter

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Description

The CTSLR004.2 allows you to upgrade to an aftermarket head unit whilst maintaining use of your factory steering wheel controls.

This plug and play interface requires no cutting of wires and maintains original vehicle features such as date, time and temperature display.

Compatible with Land Rover Freelander (LN) TD4 Model from 2003 to 2006.
Supports pick up/hang up in A2DP mode for Alpine, Clarion, Kenwood, Pioneer and Zenec head units.

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Product identification: Connects2 CTSLR004.2

Warnings and safety information

Installation should be carried out by a qualified person.
Disconnect the vehicle battery (negative terminal) before installation or any electrical work.
Keep the listening volume at a safe level.

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