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Question posted by audra84 on October 1st, 2013

Calibrate Stereo

My autobody mechanic un hooked driver for ands then step on that for didn't no longer work stereo says needs to be recalibrated I need to know how to shop this since car didn't come with owners manual. Pontiac G6 2008

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