METRA 82-SU1 speaker adapter and wire harness kit 6.5-6.75 in car electronics accessory
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Installs an HD Radio tuner into the factory stereo of 1999-2003 Nissan Quest and Mercury Villager models
This Metra kit lets you add HD Radio reception to the factory stereo in a Nissan Quest or Mercury Villager built between 1999 and 2003. It is designed for owners who want digital broadcast quality without replacing the original head unit. The package provides the hardware needed to integrate the upgrade cleanly.
The Turbo Pocket design matches the dashboard opening so the module sits flush with the original trim. Buyers whose vehicles fall outside the 1999-2003 Quest or Villager range will need a different kit. No other model years or makes are supported by this part.
| Type | HD Radio Kits for Factory Stereo |
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Yes, the kit is designed so the original radio in a 1999-2003 Quest or Villager can pick up HD Radio broadcasts without replacing the head unit.
The kit plugs into the vehicle-specific wiring harness behind the dash, feeding the HD Radio audio into the factory stereo's existing input.
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