Car Stereo Harnesses

Car Stereo Harnesses & ISO Wiring Adapters:

Car stereo harnesses in this collection are designed for replacing factory radios or connecting aftermarket head units without unnecessarily cutting into the vehicle’s original wiring. The range includes vehicle-specific ISO adapters and head-unit-specific harnesses covering numerous car makes, model years and stereo brands.

Vehicle-Specific Car Stereo Wiring Harnesses:

A large part of the range consists of adapters that convert original vehicle power and speaker connectors to standard ISO plugs. Vehicle compatibility includes Toyota, Mazda, Honda, Nissan, Subaru, Mitsubishi, Suzuki, Hyundai, Kia, Ford, Holden, Isuzu, Jeep, Chrysler, Dodge, BMW, Volvo, Audi, Porsche and other applications.

Compatibility can be highly specific. The collection includes harnesses for particular generations and connector configurations, such as Honda 1986–1998 and 2008-on applications, Nissan 1982–1994 and 1995–2006, Mitsubishi 20-pin connections, Hyundai/Kia 24-pin plugs and Holden Commodore model ranges.

Aftermarket Head Unit Harnesses:

The collection also includes stereo-specific wiring harnesses for aftermarket head units from Pioneer, Kenwood, JVC and Alpine. Different generations can use different connectors, including 12-pin, 16-pin and 22-pin configurations, so the stereo brand alone is not enough to determine compatibility.

Options include Pioneer harnesses covering different production periods, Kenwood 16-pin and newer 22-pin connections, JVC 16-pin and 22-pin harnesses, and Alpine 16-pin configurations.

ISO & Amplified-System Adapters:

Most vehicle-specific harnesses are intended to convert factory power and speaker wiring to universal ISO connections. There are also more specialised products, including an Audi/Porsche harness for factory Bose fully amplified systems and an ISO socket-to-ISO plug adapter.

Choosing the Correct Car Stereo Harness:

Always match the harness to both the vehicle and the stereo being installed. Check the vehicle make, model, year and factory connector, then confirm the aftermarket head unit’s plug type. Connector details such as pin count, plug shape and amplified audio systems can affect compatibility even between vehicles or stereos from the same brand.