My 2006 explorer has a aux button but no outlet what can i do?
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Asked by Nickiem1 Feb 15, 2015 at 09:52 AM about the 2006 Ford Explorer XLS V6

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TransAm77 answered 9 years ago

On an 06 model the aux button was for an optional 6 or 10 disc CD changer usually mounted in the center console. I don't think the explorer got an AUX or USB pots until they changed body styles in 2011. Just buy an aftermarket stereo. For around $100-150 you can get a nice new modern stereo with aux/USB/Bluetooth/Pandora and more. Go to Crutchfield.com they areare a great place to buy from.

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Alejandra answered 6 years ago

Lol thanks I went crazy looking for it I couldnt believe that my 2008 didnt have but my Lincoln Navi 2000 did Big help thanks again

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GuruG7RW3 answered 3 years ago

My 2007 Ford explorer has an aux plug in the original dash so ‍♀️

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