METRA 82-SU1 speaker adapter and wire harness kit 6.5-6.75 in car electronics accessory
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Antenna adaptor set connects an aftermarket radio or FM modulator to a Volvo factory antenna cable
The Metra 40-VL30 connects an aftermarket stereo to the factory antenna system in compatible Volvo vehicles. It provides the Motorola plug required by most replacement head units. The kit is intended for installers adding a CD changer or FM modulator while retaining the original roof or glass antenna.
The adaptor passes analogue FM and AM signals through a single Motorola connector. It does not supply phantom power for amplified antennas and cannot convert digital or satellite radio feeds. Vehicles with integrated antenna amplifiers or non-Motorola factory plugs will need a different harness.
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The 40-VL30 set is built for Volvo vehicles that need a Motorola antenna connection when adding a CD changer or FM modulator, matching the factory radio plug.
Yes, the 40-VL30 provides a direct Motorola-to-Volvo antenna link so the 30-pin factory port connects without cutting or splicing wires.
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