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I just bought one and now i dont know if i actually need it....

If i have an Aussie spec head unit does that mean i should be getting fm if the previous owner hooked it up right? I get no reception so something is obviously up...

I havnt popped the unit out to look but im hearing that there is a dual pin aerial lead, maybe they were too lazy to go buy one when they installed....

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I just bought one and now i dont know if i actually need it....

If i have an Aussie spec head unit does that mean i should be getting fm if the previous owner hooked it up right? I get no reception so something is obviously up...

I havnt popped the unit out to look but im hearing that there is a dual pin aerial lead, maybe they were too lazy to go buy one when they installed....

you dont need one with the aussie head unit.

Check that the aerial is actually connected up to the head unit. You need to get an adaptor for the aerial plug - most car audio places have them (got one from tonkins a year ago).

The FM expander is only for the jap radio. :huh:

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