Buy Universal Car Radio 26 PIN wiring harness Connector socket x2, ISO plug x2 in Vilnius, Lithuania, for US $29.00

Condition:New Brand:ISO Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:ISO Country/Region of Manufacture:Poland

Car ISO PIN 26 Adapter socket x2, ISO plug x2, PIN:26 (5+8+5+8)

Specification:

Car connector type	for radio receivers
Connector	adapter
Number of pins	26 (5+8+5+8)
Car Audio features	combined socket
Connector description	loudspeakers, power supply
Cable/adapter structure:	ISO socket x2 ISO plug x2

Package contents:

1 x Car ISO PIN 26 Adapter socket x2, ISO plug x2, PIN:26 (5+8+5+8)

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