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02-07 Dodge Chrysler Cd Changer Wire Harness 04671841aa on 2040-parts.com

US $40.00
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Groton, Connecticut, United States

Groton, Connecticut, United States

02-07 Dodge Grand Caravan Voyager Chrysler Town Country CD Changer Wire Harness

This is a factory 8 pin to 10 pin wiring harness. Part # 04671841AA. It connects the factory in-dash radio to in-dash CD changer. This was taken from a 2002 Chrysler Town and Country but should also work in 2002 - 2007 Town & Country, Grand Caravan and Voyager vans. This cable is square on both ends. Make sure this is the one you need, as older radio units may need the harness with a round plug. Thanks for looking.



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