Not compatible with radios that have a built in 6 disc CD Changer
Not compatible with any factory external audio source
such as: XM tuner*, CD Changer or Casette player. These devices must
be disconnected and will no longer function. *If you are an experienced
installer you can retain XM in GM vehicles, please see the Tech Brief
section below.
Vehicle Specific Notes
Acura/Honda
Navigation radios are not compatible
Audi
Vehicles equipped with a "Symphony Sound" system require the AB-AUDIF harness as well as the AB-VWF harness.
Radio must be equipped with a "TAPE/AUX" button or a "CD/AUX" button to be compatible.
1995-1999 radios that have a built in CD player
(except Corvette) are not compatible because they do not have CD
Changer control functions
1998-2004 GM vehicles NOT equipped with a factory
slave unit may not be able to support an external device therefore the
iPAC-OEM may not be compatible
Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep
Radio MUST have "Disc ^" printed on preset number one
1999 Chrysler vehicles have one of two different
style radios. These two radios use different harnesses. The shape of
the radio face will determine which harness you will use. If your radio
face is SQUARE, you will use the AB-CHR95 harness. If your radio face
is OVAL, you will use the AB-CHR99 harness.
2002-2005 Vehicles: Radio models REF, REC, RAK & RAQ are not compatible. The model number is indicated on the face of the radio.
Ford/Lincoln/Mercury
Not compatible in Ford/Lincoln/Mercury vehicles equipped with a Blaupunkt sound system
1995-1997 Ford Explorer & Crown Victoria with
the JBL system will need the AB-FRDRCU cable with the connections to be
made at the rear control unit
Toyota/Lexus/Scion
Not compatible with Hybrid vehicles
Volkswagen
Navigation radios are not compatible
Whenever possible, we reccomend using the AB-VWF or
the AB-VW3 harness and install the module behind the radio. This will
avoid the possibility of inherent noise problems with the factory CD
Changer cable that is found in some vehicles