🔌 Reverse Wiring Harness for 1986-1998 Honda/Acura Vehicles Factory Radio by Metra - Model 71-1720 Review

The product was used for car radio wiring. It worked great. Exact match and the wires were correctly labeled and of good quality.

I needed this to replace my head unit in my 97 Civic and keep the standard key with no access. worked as it should, excellent delivery also came same day i needed it.

Works as advertised on my 94 Accord EX. It's quite difficult to find the right schematic online, but with some internet searching and a multimeter I managed to get it right.

Take the radio wiring diagram because if you are replacing a car's side cut wire harness you will not like the colors of that wire harness. This wiring harness is color coded to use aftermarket charts instead of factory charts.

Used to replace a missing wiring harness on my Honda Civic. Soldered to car wire and wrapped with shrink tubing. I had to research and clarify what color my speaker wires were. It came with no instructions. These wires are 14 gauge, and my car's wires were 22 gauge.

Bought car, factory wiring harness was damaged during installation. Found this harness at Revain and was able to fix the factory harness to use the correct aftermarket stereo connectors. Highly recommended product of excellent quality and very easy to install with factory wiring diagram.

Received this item not knowing if it would fit my 92 or not but I'm glad it did fits. The reason I got this was so I could install my new stereo. Unfortunately, the previous owner wired the aftermarket head unit directly to the wires in the car (in other words, there was no wiring harness or reverse wiring harness). do a clean install of my new head unit. I was also amazed at how cheap this part was compared to the dealers I asked.

I bought this item because I was replacing the radio in my friend's '93 Honda Accord. The idiot who installed the old unit I replaced cut the factory wiring by cutting off the factory radio harness connector and then plugging this stereo directly into the car's wires. This item was exactly what was needed to restore the car's radio wiring to factory condition. I then wired the adapter wiring harness (Metra 70-1720 radio wiring harness) to the new stereo and connected it to this item for a neat,