Where to buy reuseable radio connectors?
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Where to buy reuseable radio connectors?
OK, so my kenwood was hooked up with these and the factory plug is gone. I don't want to cut the factory wires shoter for new crimp connectors. I have been searching for these reusable or rather reconnectable wire connectors but can't find it anywhere. I think Crutchfield may have sold them a while back but I don't see it on their website. I don't know what they're called, so I haven't called them to ask if I can special order them.
Also, does the metal brace behind the stereo have to be cut out or can it be unscrewed?
Also, does the metal brace behind the stereo have to be cut out or can it be unscrewed?
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The radio shack lady said they didn't sell car radio connection stuff. One snaps in to the other one. I can try to take another pic with my camera tomorrow. I took that one with my cell phone.
So the factory molex connectors were cut off. They crimped on those female bullet things. On the Kenword wire harness the crimped on the male bullet things. Each wire from Kenwood harness just snaps in to the factory harness individually and then the molex conector for the Kenwood harness plugs to the back of the radio.
I would like to get those same connectors to do the same for the JVC radio wire harness.
So the factory molex connectors were cut off. They crimped on those female bullet things. On the Kenword wire harness the crimped on the male bullet things. Each wire from Kenwood harness just snaps in to the factory harness individually and then the molex conector for the Kenwood harness plugs to the back of the radio.
I would like to get those same connectors to do the same for the JVC radio wire harness.
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http://www.stanford.edu/~sunid/battery/ here is moconnor's write up on a battery relocation and scroll down to the "Terminating the Fuse Block Circuits" section. he shows where to buy these RC connectors, they look very handy
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She probably didn't understand what you were looking for.
This is what I was thinking you meant:
And here it is available at radioshack:
http://www.radioshack.com/product/in...entPage=family
If its not what you are looking for then feel free to ignore this post
This is what I was thinking you meant:
And here it is available at radioshack:
http://www.radioshack.com/product/in...entPage=family
If its not what you are looking for then feel free to ignore this post
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