Dodge OEM PREMIUM Radio WIRE HARNESS PLUG DG02-CANBUS

Referred as a Reverse Stereo Harness, OEM Radio Plug or Stock Radio Harness
THIS HARNESS IS FOR REINSTALLING YOUR ORIGINAL FACTORY CAR STEREO -
Also good when someone cut the original car harness plug (ie. a stolen stereo or bad install job)

FACTORY HEAD-UNIT / OEM RADIO WIRE HARNESS

 (NON AMPLIFIED) HEAD-UNIT HARNESS PLUG
Not for Amplified, Bose/Monsoon/JBL  or Premium sound systems
(we do sell the premium amp version - please look in our ebay store)

Plugs Directly into Factory Radio Headunit

Our custom wiring harnesses are for  both beginners or experienced : Easy Installation with Professional Results every time!  You'll save many steps when installing or replacing your OEM/Stock receiver in car.  There are basically 2 Types of wiring Harnesses used to Install Radios: ( 1. Aftermarket   2. OEM / Reverse)   An Aftermarket Stereo is: [ex. Alpine, Kenwood, Pioneer, Sony] or any new upgraded system that replaces stock radio. When Installing an Aftermarket Stereo to Car, you will need an Aftermarket Harness.  An OEM Radio is the standard radio from manufacture: Ex. [Audi, Bmw, Ford, Gm, Toyota] IF trying to Re-Install an OEM radio usually a harness is not needed UNLESS it has been cut or damaged, or trying to install an OEM radio from the same Manufacture but different year radio from the one you have. Harnesses Needed for this are OEM, STOCK, or called Reverse Harnesses Please Type below for all accessories for your vehicle.    CLICK HERE TO FIND WHAT OTHER PARTS ALSO FIT   Vehicle Parts Guide - All Related Parts  (Quick Search) Then Just Type in Make Model and Year - (Ex. Buick Century 99) Directions for Stereo install: 1) Simply connect the color-coded wires of carxtc harness to the wires on aftermarket radio. 2) Next, easily plug OUR harness into the harness that you removed from your factory radio. Easily Connect the wires together in comfort of home or garage Lots easier than struggling with a gear shifter and less cramped than inside car.   Best of all,  you didn't have to cut off your car's original radio connector. So when its time to sell or return vehicle, you can easily re-connect the stock radio And keep the manufacture warranty.  Just Unplug & reconnect factory radio back and use the aftermarket radio for new car Connections: Wire Function     COLOR EIA WIRING COLOR CODE 12 Volt Ignition/ Acc. 12 Volt Battery/Memory Ground Power Antenna Amp Turn-On Amp Ground Illumination Dimmer Phone Mute Right Front Spk+ Right Front Spk - Left Front Spk+ Left Front Spk- Right Rear Spk+ Right Rear Spk- Left Rear Spk+ Left Rear Spk- Red Yellow Black Blue Blue/White Black/White Orange Orange/White Brown Gray Gray/Black White White/Black Violet Violet/Black Green Green/Black We also stock missing 16 pin aftermarket harnesses for your aftermarket stereo. Which are easily lost or misplaced when stereo is not being used

• Not for amplified, JBL, or premium sound systems.
• NOT COMPATIBLE with:
• SYNC / CanBus / OnStar or R.A.P Features:
• NOT compatible with RAP feature: (Harness will not work):
• To Easily Identify R.A.P system;
   Your Radio will continue to play briefly after key is removed from ignition until door is opened
  *If Radio Stays on - til door opened - Its a R.A.P System - and this harness will not work)

Why Do you need a wire harness?

Simple it saves you time, headaches, and saves your factory warranty, 

How does it work?

You simply plug the plastic end into the wiring harness of your car, then the other end (the wires) goes to the wiring harness (matching colored wires) on the new or Factory stereo.  Wires are standard color coded to make it simple.

Is this what the professional installers use?

Exact same part.  When Car install shops offer free Install with purchase of a stereo they charge you for these parts and list them as additional needed parts.

Why do I need a Dash Kit?

Today's cars have funky looking, curved stereo faces.  The Dash kit matches your car radio console to the new factory radio.

 Why do I need and antenna adapter?

Many car manufactures made their own ends on the cars antenna's, these ends tend to be different from the standardized car stereo's end. 

 So you need one if it is listed on the link below

Why do you need a Speaker adapter?

You don't always need and usually don't need speaker adapter plates, but if there is one listed it will make replacing your speakers easier.