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Old Sep 19, 2019 | 04:08 PM
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Default Re: Factory Navigation

You won't have the NAV antenna on your Crossfire, so that much you obviously know. As for the exact harness, a junkyard is most likely your best bet. Instead of getting the stock radio, some really good pop-out screen aftermarket stereo's will work, and have touch screens. Some of those have backup camera ports so that you can hook a backup camera (if you want to string the camera wire from the unit to the rear license plate since the Xfire doesn't have good rear visibility in general. Also be wary of your headliner falling down due to foam-rot of the headliner. If not already happening, it will be due. The hotter the climate, the sooner it will happen. If you go to a good stereo shop, they may have the right stuff for you so that all the speakers will work. Alternately, just run the cables from the rear ports to the right destination hardware after downloading the wiring diagram for the stock stereo (or use the aftermarket stereo which will have "plug-in" ports with standard connections.
 
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