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Old 02-26-2012, 03:22 PM   #1
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Deck harness
Im changing my old after market deck to a new alpine one and i was wondering if i need to change the harness? The old deck is a pioneer that only reads CD, changing to a new one that reads AUX cd and usb. Do i need a new harness or would the old one work fine?
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It is quite possible that a harness wasn't used in the first place but as long as its all wired up anyways I wouldn't bother buying a harness. You'll either wire direct or use the old Honda harness depending on what was done in the originally. The only time I would ever buy a harness is if the car had a factory deck or the aftermarket harness adaptor was damaged or something.
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Thanks, it worked out well.
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