How can i tell whether my car has the PSP fitted?
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If you look at your option codes (under your front bonnet) the option code for DSP (digital sound package) is: 680 You should also have the DSP control panel in your dash. If you just have an amplifier in the trunk (and door speakers) then you likely have the High Performance Audio System (HPAS).
Loren, I have a quistion for you Is it easy or worthwhile upgrading to the DSP instead of the HPAS which my car has <img src="confused.gif" border="0">
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