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Just got a 2005 SEL Taurus.  Facotry radio shows disc 1-6 so it is equipped to handle factory 6 cd changer but it is not installed.  My question is can one be added without having to run wiring from trunk to head unit? I have heard the cables are already there even though the changer is not? Is this true? Thanks for your help!!

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HI
the way it works is this
the radio is in the trunk ( LEFT SIDE FENDER UNDER THE CARPET)
the unit at front is just the controller   
you can plug a cd changer in the trunk in 5 minutes  
and yes you can add a cd changer to this car and you don't need to run any wires
here is the link to the ford cd changer kit
http://www.oemautosound.com/pc-42-174-ford-taurus-sable-cd-changer-1995-to-2007....

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Please year and model of the vehicle i need all the details I'am a car electronics installer with 23 years of experience. I'am very familiar with installations of in-dash head units,factory head units, factory car audio, hands-free phone kits, auxiliary audio inputs and iPod iPhone interface integration and security systems if you need any help with your factory stereo, or how to add auxiliary audio or listen to your ipod android in the vehicle I currently have a MECP Master Installation Technician certification. My answers are based on my experience in vehicles and my knowledge of automotive electronics I don't put much emphasis on brand names; you won't often find me putting down a brand or pushing one on dont send me a list of what brands i like better sorry i can not help you with aftermarket or vehicles that are not in the u.s.a also video and security

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