nothingbutrotor

I was just wondering if anyone has used the aftermarket radio wiring harness from www.crutchfield.com

http://www.crutchfield.com/S-3sjMtrB...sp?i=120705003

Thats a link to it, and I would rather pay 12.99 then have to try wire everything into the harness that came with the aftermarket radio.

64mgb

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Everything I've ever received from Crutchfield has been top notch. Connectors and wiring harnesses have always been exactly right. Highly recommended!

Rich

rxtasy3

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it's the easiest way to install aftermarket radios into any car.

nothingbutrotor

Yeah, I've been shopping with crutchfield for quite some time.
It's good to know that they are right then, now I won't have to try any weird wiring to get it to work.

Thanks

ratboy

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I buy from crutchfield all the time and usually have good results. For my 85 se they sent me the connectors and a real nice stereo insert to replace the factory EQ space after removing the "premium system". The plugs looked right but after wiring them up the harness plugs didnt match some of the other plugs. I ended up using like 2/4 plugs from cruthcfield and using the factory wiring diagram to install my stereo.

Porpentine

I just bought and installed a stereo from Crutchfield. I found that the speaker connectors were fine, but the harness connectors for the head unit didn't match up. So I ended up wiring the whole thing outside of the Mazda system, using only Mazda's switched power and "always on" power leads.
But otherwise, Crutchfield is excellent. Best of all, they send you a mounting bracket and plate for the new stero that fit the Mazda.