Retain OEM Amplifier - Add Backup Camera to Factory Radio - Repair Factory Wiring - Honda Wiring Harness
Retaining the factory amplifier is the easiest option when replacing a factory radio. In some vehicles retaining the factory amplifier is the only option. But your new stereo's sound is limited to what the factory amplifier's out capabilities are.
Some factory radio's have a video input but the manufacturer opted to not install the camera due to vehicle package or options reasons. You can easily add a reverse camera to the factory radio with a simple harness. Add-a-camera harnesses make this very easy with a simple plug and play connector so you don't have to splice the factory power, ground and video signal to aftermarket back up camera.
Easily repair your factory radio connectors when they have been damaged or cut. Our color coded wiring harnesses allow you to easily replace cut off connectors or damaged wiring.
Some factory radio's have a video input but the manufacturer opted to not install the camera due to vehicle package or options reasons. You can easily add a reverse camera to the factory radio with a simple harness. Add-a-camera harnesses make this very easy with a simple plug and play connector so you don't have to splice the factory power, ground and video signal to aftermarket back up camera.
Easily repair your factory radio connectors when they have been damaged or cut. Our color coded wiring harnesses allow you to easily replace cut off connectors or damaged wiring.
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