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ASL automedia Specialising in the upgrade of BA/BF/Territory and FG audio and visual systems. We also repair all Ford (OEM) car stereos and produce OEM quality wiring harnesses. Website Link

 
 
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Old 14-09-2011, 02:23 PM   #1
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Default Are All FG ICC cross-compatible?

Is there any hardware difference between early FG and late FG ICC? I am experiencing trouble with the locking system in my car (BA with full 2011 FG hardware/electrics installed, but an early '08 FG Premium ICC). The Boot Security Lock function doesn't do anything, and the 'Loud' on/off option on the ICC works in the opposite to what you would expect. I have had the unit scanned with Ford IDS and it reports that the ICC is old version or something along those lines.

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