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Raptor KA-1004 Car Radio Wiring Harness for Select Kia / Hyundai 2005 - 2010

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Raptor KA-1004 Car Radio Wiring Harness

This vehicle-specific wiring harness let you install an aftermarket radio without cutting any wires, just following these simple steps:

  • Match the color-coded wires from our harness to the wires from your aftermarket stereo harness in the comfort of your home.
  • Then plug our harness to the harness coming from your vehicle.
  • Finally plug your aftermarket radio to its harness

  • Plugs into car harness at radio
  • Power and speakers
  • Allows for the installation of an aftermarket radio using existing factory wiring and connectors
  • No cutting of factory wiring necessary
  • Designed with the user and installer in mind
  • Tested for function in a real world environment

Vehicle Fitment

Kia

Rio (2001-2002)
Rio5 (2002)
Sedona (2002)
Sephia (1995-2001)
Spectra (2000-2002)
Sportage (1995-2003)

Hyundai

Hyundai (2005 - 2010)

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