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Sony wiring harness

Old Jul 13, 2018 | 01:16 AM
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I’m trying to find a Sony stereo wiring harness that connects to the stock wires. Iv got a mess from the previous owner.
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Old Jul 19, 2018 | 06:52 AM
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That is typically the way radios come. The head unit comes supplied with the connector that goes into the back with dead-ended wires. You then go out and buy the vehicle specific connector (white connector in picture) that matches the radio which also has loose wires. Then then get spliced together.

Those splices do not look like a mess. Appears as if there are crimp connectors under the heat shrink. I'd call that good. I do not think you will find a specific Jeep to Sony connector that doesn't require splicing.

Were you having problems that led to you wanting to replace this?
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Old Jul 19, 2018 | 07:00 AM
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Be thankful the previous owner used a wired connector and did not cut all the wires to stock connector. If there are no issues you can wrap that section in wire loom to keep wires contained and hide the 'mess'.
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Old Jul 19, 2018 | 01:55 PM
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That is typically the way radios come. The head unit comes supplied with the connector that goes into the back with dead-ended wires. You then go out and buy the vehicle specific connector (white connector in picture) that matches the radio which also has loose wires. Then then get spliced together.

Those splices do not look like a mess. Appears as if there are crimp connectors under the heat shrink. I'd call that good. I do not think you will find a specific Jeep to Sony connector that doesn't require splicing.

Were you having problems that led to you wanting to replace this?
I was wanting to remove the radio antenna because I’ll never use it and just would rather have a non spliced harness is all
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Old Jul 25, 2018 | 10:30 PM
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They were available back in like 2006. I had one i purchased for a zj. I think it was from a best buy at a nearby mall. They did installations there and I walked into the shop where they did the installs and questioned them on it and they actually had some there .If anywhere would have them now it would be either crutchfeild amazon or Ebay.
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