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Metra Electronics
A 32-pin GM wiring harness connects an aftermarket stereo to factory power and four speakers in select 1994-2005 Buick and Oldsmobile models
This Metra Electronics wiring harness uses the factory 32-pin connector found in select General Motors vehicles from 1994 to 2005. It plugs directly into the car harness at the radio location, letting you install an aftermarket stereo without cutting any original wiring.
The harness mates with the existing vehicle connector and provides leads for power and four speakers, so the original loom stays intact. It removes the need for custom soldering or crimping and keeps the factory plug available if the stock radio is ever reinstalled.
Builders who have already severed the original connector or who need to adapt a different pin count cannot use this harness. It is also unsuitable for vehicles outside the listed Buick and Oldsmobile model years.
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