METRA 82-SU1 speaker adapter and wire harness kit 6.5-6.75 in car electronics accessory
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Extends a vehicle antenna by 24 inches with a universal black adapter
This Metra 44EC24 cable adds 24 inches of reach to a vehicle antenna connection. It suits installers who need extra routing length when relocating a head unit or antenna base. The universal fit works with standard motorola-style plugs found in many cars and aftermarket radios.
As a passive coaxial extender it draws no power and generates no heat or audible noise. Signal loss over the two-foot span is negligible for typical FM and AM reception. The black jacket resists abrasion during installation behind dash panels.
| Brand | Metra |
|---|---|
| Type | Antenna Adapter |
| Color | Black |
Connect the cable between the factory antenna lead and the radio tuner input, then ensure both connectors are fully seated; the common mistake is leaving one end loose, which causes signal loss.
Inspect the black jacket and connectors during routine vehicle service; replace the cable if the shielding is cracked, corrosion appears on the plugs, or reception degrades noticeably.
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