Will iRV RV Stereo # iRV34 Replace Genesis Technologies 3.0 RV Stereo

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I have a 2014 Puma with a Genesis Technologies 3.0 all in one. It keeps blowing fuses all of a sudden and wont work at all. Do you have a stereo/DVD unit that is comparable in size and wiring?

asked by: Denise

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I checked out your Genesis Technologies 3.0 and it's a standard double din sized RV stereo so the iRV RV Stereo # iRV34 you referenced would easily fit in it's place. Wiring-wise you will need to splice in the new harness which would be the case for any new stereo as the harnesses aren't universal.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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