💡 Metra 70-1004 Radio Wiring Harness for 04-Up Kia/06-Up Hyundai: Multi-Colored, Standard Packaging - Enhance Your Car Radio Experience! Review

This harness will NOT fit my 2008 Hyundai Accent which has three separate harness connectors in the rear. It doesn't match anything in my dash. I will return this product as soon as possible.

Quality appears to be OK but does NOT match the 2006 Sonata. The first photo shows the factory suspension. This article does not fit. If you own a '06 (and judging by the comments, '07) Sonata, my second photo is the harness you need. This is a Ford suspension. I do not know why. Perhaps this is a holdover from the Ford-Kia partnership in the '90s.

We bought a new car without a radio, after a few years we sold the car to a neighbor. He decided to add a radio to the car. I helped him by ordering a wire harness. Both my husband and I were so upset when we saw how easy it was to install the wiring harness and wish we had done it sooner. If I could turn back time, we would have added a radio microphone sooner.

For the latest 2008 Hyundai Accent there was a Metra 70-1004 which does not fit late 2008 models which actually had a 2009 interior complete with radio and wiring harnesses which is what we needed. Metra 70-7303 seat belt fits late 2008 Hyundai Accent models. The best way to find out what you have is with the radio. Search the internet and find out. Not easy to determine.

I bought a new radio tape recorder to replace the dying one in my 2008 KIA Specter EX and found out after they didn't send the wiring harness in the kit. It compelled me to buy this, but I'm here to say that it was amazingly easy to use and connect and really saved me. I don't give full 5 stars because the circuit diagram was a bit confusing in some places. With a little more research on the internet I was able to find out.

This does not match the 2008 Sonata as stated. Received my new aftermarket receiver today, took the time to completely disassemble the dash and after that. The adapter wasn't even remotely large, and even if it was, it was deformed and the wires were missing. What wire harness adapter do I need, or should I just look up the correct way to connect the wires?!?!?! I just got two receivers scattered around my car, a bunch of screwdrivers/heads and loose screws/bolts. It annoys me because Revane…

This is advertised as compatible with 2010 Sonata, bag says 2005 Kia Spotage and 2006 Hyundai and up. This does NOT work with the 2010 Sonata, of course I hooked everything up to the new stereo while it was indoors on my kitchen table. Prepare everything for the swap, go to the car and pull out the old radio only to find that the new wiring harness is nowhere near compatible. Also, for those who have a 2010 Hyundai, you'll need an antenna adapter (but that's a separate topic). Definitely I…