InCarTec FK-557-A BMW Double Din Complete Stereo Upgrade Fitting Kit (MOST AMPLIFIED MODELS)
- Availability:In Stock
- Available:3 in stock
- Item Condition:New
- Brand:InCarTec
- Product Code:FK-557-A
- EAN / UPC:7427282712651
- Warranty:1 Year Warranty
Product Compatibility Chart
| Make | Model | Years | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| BMW | X5 | 2007 - 2013 | (E70) |
| BMW | X6 | 2008 - 2014 | (E71) |
Original Stereo Should Be Look Like This
Complete stereo upgrade kit to install a Double DIN aftermarket radio and retain the use of the steering wheel audio controls in BMW X5 (E70) (2007-2013) and X6 (E71) (2008-2014) car models (WITH MOST-AMPLIFIED SYSTEMS)
This kit also retains the OEM factory climate controls, as well as providing outputs for speed pulse, park brake and reverse gear. This fitting kit will also retain the factory warning chimes/ parking sensor audio (Via the integrated speaker)
This kit will retain the OEM MOST fiber optic network usually found in amplified BMW sound systems such as Harman Kardon.
This kit is the equivalent of Connects2 part: CTKBM34
Package Includes
- Double Din Fascia adapter panel
- Steering Wheel Control Interface
- Antenna Adaptor cable
- Universal Patch Lead (Included)
Fascia Adaptor
This adaptor will convert the non din-sized aperture left after removing the factory stereo to a din size ready for head unit installation. The high quality finish, colour and texture are designed specifically to maintain the original look of your vehicles interior.
Steering Control Adaptor
A stalk/steering wheel control adaptor enables you to utilise the original factory remote audio (whether built onto steering wheel or fitted on a stalk next to the steering wheel) with an aftermarket unit.
Aerial Adaptor
An Aerial Adaptor is needed when replacing the original factory fitted head unit with an aftermarket head unit.
Universal patch lead
Universal patch lead to be used with In car Tec 49 series steering wheel control interfaces. Use for Alpine, Clarion, JVC, Kenwood, Pioneer and Sony head units.
