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Axxess AXGMMT-02 MOST Amplifier Retention Interface for Select 2014-2019 GM Vehicles

Axxess AXGMMT-02 MOST Amplifier Retention Interface for Select 2014-2019 GM Vehicles Axxess

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Axxess AXGMMT-02 MOST Amplifier Retention Interface for Select 2014-2019 GM Vehicles

When replacing the OEM radio some features may be lost. This interface will retain those features and also provide Navigation outputs when a DDIN an aftermarket Navigation radio. Works in amplified models and will retain the back-up cameras.  This interface is for Axxess AXGMMT-02 MOST Amplifier Retention Interface for Select 2014-2019 GM Vehicles.

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Features

  • Provides accessory power (12-volt 10-amp)
  • Maintains the retained accessory power (R.A.P.) feature
  • Retains OnStar / OE Bluetooth
  • Retains warning chimes
  • Provides NAV outputs (parking brake, reverse, speed sense)
  • Retains the factory steering wheel audio controls
  • Retains the factory backup camera
  • Used in MOST® amplified applications
  • Retains balance
  • Micro-B USB updatable

  • AXGMMT-02 interface
  • AXGMMT-02 harness
  • 16-pin harness with stripped leads
  • Backup camera harness
  • 10-pin jumper harness

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