Replacement For An AWM970 Stereo System

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so if I replace my AWM970 with JWM60A the wiring is all the same plug in and play??

asked by: Sherri

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Expert Reply:

The Jensen RV Stereo - Double DIN - AUX/USB, Bluetooth, jControl - 12V # JWM60A is the direct replacement for your AWM970 stereo. The wiring set up is very simple and you'll be able to just plug in and play like you were wanting. I've attached the wiring guide for your # JWM60A to help you in this process.

expert reply by: Kevin C

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JWM60A Wiring Guide
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Answer 1

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Answer 5

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Answer 9

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