Steering wheel radio controls? Do they exist?
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I have that option on my 01 D SLT. When I first got it my son was riding with me and would change the radio station because he did not like my music. I would reach back and change the channel....he would look at the radio and change it again....
I would wait and change it again....see where I am going here? Did the same thing with the volume. Took him about 3 weeks to figure out what I was doing. He didn't know about the steering wheel controls.
I would wait and change it again....see where I am going here? Did the same thing with the volume. Took him about 3 weeks to figure out what I was doing. He didn't know about the steering wheel controls.
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02-12-2018, 02:33 AM
Simply put yes there was an option available.
When I bought my Durango it was an extra convenience option that came in a package with the upgraded CD/Casette radio including steering wheel controls and the option package cost $1,200.
Its not a very popular option but the controls were on the back of the steering wheel. The left side was up and down for seeking tracks and right side was up and down for volume control.
If you have an owners manual you can consult that for more information regarding it and it shows pictures of where the buttons were located.
When I bought my Durango it was an extra convenience option that came in a package with the upgraded CD/Casette radio including steering wheel controls and the option package cost $1,200.
Its not a very popular option but the controls were on the back of the steering wheel. The left side was up and down for seeking tracks and right side was up and down for volume control.
If you have an owners manual you can consult that for more information regarding it and it shows pictures of where the buttons were located.