Radio Replacement Harness - Jeep | Eagle 1988-1996 — 70-1002

Product Overview

Connect an aftermarket radio to the factory radio connectors in a 1988–1996 Jeep or Eagle with the 70-1002 radio replacement harness. Its vehicle-specific adapter connects at the original radio plugs, while color-coded wires connect to the new radio.

Key Features & Benefits

• Factory-connector adapter: Plugs into the original radio connectors without cutting each factory wire.
• Color-coded radio wires: Makes it easier to identify the harness wires when connecting or soldering them to an aftermarket receiver.
• Four-speaker connection: Provides electrical power to the radio for a four-speaker connection.
• Installation help: A technical support number is available seven days a week.

Technical Specifications

• Model: 70-1002
• Product type: Radio replacement wiring harness
• Vehicle application: Jeep and Eagle, 1988–1996
• Radio connection: Color-coded wires for connection or soldering to an aftermarket radio
• Factory connection: Vehicle-specific adapter for original radio connectors
• Speaker connection: Four-speaker

Why Choose This Product?

The 70-1002 provides a connection between the vehicle’s original radio plugs and an aftermarket radio. You can work with the color-coded radio-side wires while leaving the factory radio connectors intact, rather than cutting each wire at the vehicle connector.

Installation & Compatibility Notes

Confirm that your vehicle is a Jeep or Eagle from 1988–1996 before choosing this harness. Connect or solder its color-coded wires to the aftermarket radio as appropriate for your installation.

A dash kit, antenna adapter, or special interface adapter may also be needed. Depending on the vehicle, an interface may be required to retain steering-wheel audio controls or other functions, such as navigation or video.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which vehicles does the 70-1002 fit?

It is listed for Jeep and Eagle vehicles from 1988–1996. Check your vehicle’s specific radio connection before installation.

Does this harness require cutting factory radio wires?

The vehicle-specific adapter plugs into the original radio connectors, so cutting each factory wire is not needed for that connection.

How does it connect to an aftermarket radio?

The harness has color-coded wires that you connect or solder to the aftermarket radio or receiver.

Does it retain steering-wheel audio controls?

A special interface adapter may be needed, depending on the vehicle. The harness description does not identify control retention as a function of the harness itself.

What other parts might the installation require?

A dash kit, antenna adapter, or special interface adapter may be needed, depending on the vehicle and the functions you want to retain.

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