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Pro
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radio
Hi
Is there a adaptor that the original harness(Black, blue, white plugs) for radio plugs in and the other end plugs into the radio to give me more wire. Male to female. I know I can extend them manually by adding wire to each wire. For a 1984 corvette radio with bose speakers
thanks
Is there a adaptor that the original harness(Black, blue, white plugs) for radio plugs in and the other end plugs into the radio to give me more wire. Male to female. I know I can extend them manually by adding wire to each wire. For a 1984 corvette radio with bose speakers
thanks
Melting Slicks
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From: New Jersey
Probably not unless you make it. While these wires are very short, it is possible to connect them. I always put the key in, and shift the car into low while connecting the radio, to get the shifter out ofvthe way, and put a cloth down on the console to keep from beating it up. I have had my radio out/in three times while adding an iPod interface and aligning the cassette head. It is a pain but can be done.
Le Mans Master
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From: Clifton Park, NY ............Clearwater, FL ... 85 Original Owner
Hi
Is there a adaptor that the original harness(Black, blue, white plugs) for radio plugs in and the other end plugs into the radio to give me more wire. Male to female. I know I can extend them manually by adding wire to each wire. For a 1984 corvette radio with bose speakers
thanks
Is there a adaptor that the original harness(Black, blue, white plugs) for radio plugs in and the other end plugs into the radio to give me more wire. Male to female. I know I can extend them manually by adding wire to each wire. For a 1984 corvette radio with bose speakers
thanks
Safety Car
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