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        Old 30th October 2002, 21:44   #1 (permalink)
        Ashok Arora
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        CD questions

        1. Can I change the CD (not just the track) from the steering wheel?

        2. How can I tell which CD & track I'm listening to without changing the track?

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        Re: CD questions

        I think the answer to both of these is questions is: you can't. If anyone does know of a way, I'm all ears!
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