METRA 82-SU1 speaker adapter and wire harness kit 6.5-6.75 in car electronics accessory
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Antenna adapter cable connects a 2005 Honda factory radio to an aftermarket antenna
This Metra adapter connects a factory antenna cable to an aftermarket radio in select 2005 Honda and Acura vehicles. It replaces the original connector without cutting or splicing the harness. Installers use it when upgrading the head unit while keeping the existing antenna feed.
The adapter plugs between the vehicle antenna lead and the new receiver, preserving signal continuity. It fits the specific factory connector shape used in the listed model year. Builders who need a different connector style or are retaining the original stereo will not use this part.
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The 40HD20 provides a direct factory-to-aftermarket antenna connection for 2005 Honda models, preserving the original signal path without added electronics that could degrade reception over extended use.
The 40HD20 is a passive cable adapter with no active components, so it produces no heat and draws no power beyond the negligible resistance of its conductors during continuous radio operation.
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