Someone cut the factory harness in my 2006 Pontiac Grand Prix before I bought it so I don't have the end. Is this what I need to replace that?
2026298
It all depends on the number of wires in your cut harness. Count the number of wires in the cut harness and go from there. What you have here is a 12 and 24 pin harness connectors. If the wire count matches, it may work. You will have buy a radio/CD-player that matches the connectors.
2026299
Probably, it may nd cheaper to go like to auto zone or advanced. Abd they would be able to bring up what you need.
1177611
I do not know either. Sorry I couldn't help. Sometimes you can call or email the manufacturer and ask if they have parts for this harness for sale.
1254318
you use the factory one. a tip: drill a hole to relocate it closer to the throttle body, this way you do not have to use the extension harness the kit comes with(mine didnt work) and then plug the hole that it came with, with a rubber bung
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.
1111071
When I purchased mine there was a pop up suggestion with a wiring harness. I didn't think I needed it but then purchased the same harness at best buy. The geek squad helped me with finding the correct one.
1044673
did you find aftermarket connectors or just wired them to the factory ones that you cut off?
967755
As long as you know it is good you do not need another harness... I just cut the wires on the brake box side and spliced in right there....
1586564
This harness did not fit my 03 Interceptor. Apparently, for the police cars only (at least the 03) they use the 1998 and up (1998 - 2002) wiring harness. Found that out the hard way. http://www.cvpi.org/archives/p71interceptor/radio/wsdindex.html
668793
Well sort of. It's just a generic one, where one end connects to the stereo and the other end is for you to splice together, (using some form of wire connectors) with your factory harness. I got an after market harness from crutchfield, only way to go, just plug two ends together.
433096
I can email the chevy info sheet on the stub harness if you wish? I still have it. They call it a blunt cut harness.
98418
This is to replace the factory harness. You will still need an adapter to install an aftermarket stereo.
1433358
We have this item in stock. The ASIN is B008YVOLH0. You will need a factory harness to make it work. -Tim
854994
Not sure if you may be able to find an adapter, and may not like this answer, but I have always clipped the factory harness off and used small wirenuts or permanent appliance crimps. It pays to have a book on your car if you have to sort out the wires. The speaker wires are usually pretty obvious. Have a tester for the rest. Good luck.
722383
They are most likely correct. The harness is for the simple radio. Most newer GM vehicles have the door chime running through the stereo system. I purchased it for a 2005 Silverado and ended up having to get the more expensive style. Check with a local car stereo shop other than best buy. I got one for $89.99. Hope this helped.
1808417
I have a 2004 pontiac grand prix. I had to gey a universal harness kit from best buy to complete my install. My car is all electrical and that special harness was required for the clock and door chimes to work. Also this cd player will not eject the very first cd I ever inserted 6mon. Ago.
1939783
The car I used this for had a factory amp so I was just keeping the wiring consistent with what I was removing. I actually purchased both harnesses for the vehicle because I wasn't sure what I would see when I removed the factory head unit.
754625
Gary, call Kinney cycles, they are very helpful. I spoke with one of their folks and sent me the correct harness for my 95 RK. Worked like a charm