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<blockquote data-quote="explorer2" data-source="post: 2247829" data-attributes="member: 570481"><p>The sensor is an IR sensor behind the tinted plastic on the faceplate. I dont know of any that have an input for an external reciever but you could buy a ir reciever and mount it by the ashtray and solder the wires to the internal one, but with a removable face plate that could get tricky.</p><p></p><p>edit: the easiest way would be to find a home theater ir repeater system that runs on 12v.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="explorer2, post: 2247829, member: 570481"] The sensor is an IR sensor behind the tinted plastic on the faceplate. I dont know of any that have an input for an external reciever but you could buy a ir reciever and mount it by the ashtray and solder the wires to the internal one, but with a removable face plate that could get tricky. edit: the easiest way would be to find a home theater ir repeater system that runs on 12v. [/QUOTE]
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