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    Im wanting to install my new JVC DVD player. I have seen around wiring harnesses that plug straight from the wiring already in car to your new deck. Dont wanna cut n soldier if i dont have to. Is there ones for dvd player? And where can i pik em up from?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mrvx2 View Post
    Hi all

    Im wanting to install my new JVC DVD player. I have seen around wiring harnesses that plug straight from the wiring already in car to your new deck. Dont wanna cut n soldier if i dont have to. Is there ones for dvd player? And where can i pik em up from?

    Cheers Frank
    Hey bro. Yeah when wiring in CD players if dont want to do soldering, then you have to go to a place liek Super Cheap Auto and get two wiring harnesses. There is ISO Or NON ISO. Non ISO will mean the plug has a plug on one end and wires on the other. Yoiu need to go to the shop and take the Headunit in with you. They will be able to find an ISO plug which will plug into the headunit and have a plug on the other end, then you also get another plug which will adapt from that plug to the plug comming from your car through the firewall. All up the plugs cost aboput $30 Bucks each. So bout $60 all up and no soldering at all just plug the plugs into each other.

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