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Axxess AXSSO STOP/START Override Interface for Select 2015-Up Ford/Chrysler Vehicles

Axxess AXSSO STOP/START Override Interface for Select 2015-Up Ford/Chrysler Vehicles Axxess
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Axxess AXSSO STOP/START Override Interface for Select 2015-Up  Ford/Chrysler Vehicles

This Axxess AXSSO patent-pending interface is designed to automatically disengage the STOP/START engine feature on select Ford and Chrysler vehicles, which may be bothersome to some people. Now installers can offer drivers the option to override or re-engage this feature automatically, whether they have a factory or aftermarket radio installed. The vehicle type is configured through the AXXESSUPDATER PC and a simple 4-wire installation is done at the radio location.

Instruction Manual
Product Information Sheet

Features

  • Allows the override of the STOP/START engine feature
  • The factory STOP/START button can resume the STOP/START feature
  • Can be used with either a factory or aftermarket radio
  • Vehicle type configured through the Axxess Updater software program
  • Simple 4-wire installation

  • AX-SSO interface
  • AX-SSO harness

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