Is there a connector to use this as a substitute for a harness?
832682
Unfortunately there is no connector to use as a substitute for a harness. There is a ring on top of the backpack though like the ones on the collar but don't think it would be that safe to use if your dog is a puller or a big fella. I still used a leash on them which didn't pose any problem at all.
832683
There is no 'metal connector' for a harness. the picture shows a handle that you can easily see that comes from the inner cover through the 'removeable bags part', you could put a leash on this if you wanted. it is not designed for this, so i wouldn't consider doing this unless your dog walks easily on the leash and doesn't 'stress' it.
832684
Yes and no.....there's no d ring connector, just a little buckle you can see in the top center towards the front. That small piece of fabric I guess could be where you connect the leash but for me it was too wide to connect my leash.
238759
Hello! Yes, it could be used with a universal type harness if the rings included with the harness will fit the base of the dong. Hope this helps!
1450694
There's a harness kit sold separately for it, you should be able to find on E-Bay, Amazon, but surely at most Automobile audio specialty shops.
1379222
Hi, it will have the harness for it, the optional reference, is in regards to it not being a required connection for the remote start to function.
238758
Yes, it could be used with a Universal type Harness ~ Thank you for shopping with Vert Delivery!
950430
There are three screws that have to be removed from the old one and disconnect the harness. You can use those same three screws and i used the existing harness instead of the new on that came with the unit. It was very simple and only took a few minutes.
954451
No, there is not a connector of any kind. However you can purchase a dual rocker that is designed with two rockers!
1256689
You will likely need a $20 wire harness from anywhere, as most are not universal. What you see will likely come with it barring packaging issues.
2200473
It is not absolutely necessary, as you can splice directly into the old car harness right behind the existing plug. The radio comes with the right plug for connecting to the radio, with fairly long wires leading away. The advantage of getting a proper harness adapter is that (1) once you connect the adapter to the radio plug, which you can do outside the car on your workbench, it is just plug and play. And (2) the adapter comes with a handy-dandy color-code chart to tell you what wire goes to what socket on the plug, making it really easy to hook up correctly the first time.
2275479
I couldn't find any references to such an accessory or option in the manual.
984282
I have one these. The harness is fine for what it is. If you want a nicer one then you can always buy a more expensive one.
721031
I have not come across a harness that is sold for this amp to connect to the factory speakers wire harness. Injustice cut mine and use inline wire connectors.
1298479
no, its just an adapter that allows you to hoof from a R134 connector to a standard connector
191097
No.It connects to the battery harness with the quick connect that you need to get.This is an excellence addition for usb power.
341808
yes, you can just cut off the connector and install this adapter. It is really easy to assemble.
2183950
Yes the vehicle connector more often than not is different than the aftermarket radio connector. You can purchase an adapter harness connector that plugs into the car harness and the other side is just wires. Then crimp or solder the "just wires" side to the harness that came with the stereo. Purchasing the adapter harness allows for easy removal and the ability to simply plug in an oem radio in the future. hope this helps, most stereo shops have the adapter harness as does walmart, best buy, etc.
314233
No, just the sensor and the butt-connectors to connect it to your original harness.