http://www.crutchfield.com/p_12071012/Hond...ew&rvm=ShowAllt

im going to be installing aftermarket speakers in my car, and i saw a few people use a harness to just plug it in instead of having to cut oem, i was wondering if this is the correct one because it says it does not fit, but only one i can find, any help?

 

also found this one

http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...a-72-7800.html

 

can anyone help? looking to order them now

 

If you enter your car info into Crutchfield, it will tell you if its compatible with your car. I have an ap1 and its telling me "does not fit". I recommend you try putting your car year to see if it fits.

Good luck

 

yah i did that and says does not fit, but they also say that Polk DB6501, dont fit and they do,and i read a few members used a speaker harness from crutchfield and thats the only one i can find :/

 

IIRC Crutchfield usually tosses in the harnesses for your car. Try contacting them to verify.

 

These are what I used on all my wires, speakers and headunit. The dont require cutting or splicing just put your wire in one side and crimp it to the existing wire and your all set. When you want then off just pull the metal thing out and your done. you can get them at any electronics store.

 

you really like using these? I mean you are piercing the OEM wiring jacket with a thin strip of aluminum which can definitely lead to corrosion at a minimum and then take into account that the surface area of the bridged connection is much smaller than factory.

And the you are going to rip them out when you are done using them leaving holes all over your wiring loom?

Bump for Hella-Functional....