Raptor CH-6000 Car Stereo Wire Harness for Select Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep

Compatible With
CHRYSLER
300M 1999-2001
Cirrus 1995-2000
Concorde 1993-2001
E-Class 1984-1993
Fifth Avenue 1984-1993
Imperial 1990-1993
LHS 1995-2001
Laser (1990-1994 see Plymouth) 1984-1989
LeBaron 1984-1995
New Yorker 1984-1996
PT Cruiser 2001-2001
Sebring Convertible 1996-2001
Sebring Coupe 2002-2006
Sebring Coupe/ Sedan 1995-2001
Town & Country (Mini Van) 1990-2001
Voyager 2000-2001

DODGE
Aries 1984-1989
Avenger 1995-2000
Caravan 1984-2001
Charger 1984-1987
Dakota 1987-2001
Daytona 1984-1993
Diplomat 1984-1989
Durango 1998-2001
Dynasty 1988-1993
Intrepid 1993-2001
Lancer 1986-1989
Neon 1995-2001
Omni 1984-1990
Ram Pickup 2500/ 3500 2002
Ram Pickup 1984-2001
Ram Charger 1984-1993
Shadow 1987-1995
Spirit 1989-1995
Stratus Coupe 2002-2006
Stratus 1995-2001
Van (Full Size) 1984-2003

EAGLE
Vision 1993-1997

JEEP
Cherokee 1997-2001
Grand Cherokee 1993-2001
Wrangler 1997-2002

PLYMOUTH
600E Class 1984-1987
Acclaim 1989-1995
Breeze 1996-1999
Caravelle 1985-1988
Gran Fury 1984-1989
Horizon 1984-1990
Neon 1995-2001
Prowler 1997-2002
Sundance 1987-1994
Turismo 1984-1987
Voyager 1984-2000

Two Harness

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