Honda Audio Harness 24P Panasonic Strada Installation Car Navigation Wiring Conversion Fit Vezel Step Wagon and many more [Esperanza] N-BOX N-ONE

Ships from Japan Honda Car Navigation/Car Audio Installation Harness 24P This is a wiring kit for installing an external audio navigation. *This is not a conversion from Internavi (navigation with an "H" mark displayed on the navigation startup screen) to another company's navigation.・Audio Can be used to install other companies' navigation from a non-responsive car or dealer option navigation (navigation that displays the word Gathers when starting up) The backup power supply (+B), accessories (ACC), and illumination (ILLMI) are branched into two poles, making it very convenient for installing ETC, drive recorders, retrofit room lamps, etc. Of course, it is compatible with vehicle inspection!! The wiring color is the same as each company, so just connect the same color Compatible with Alpine / Panasonic / Eclipse / Carrozzeria / Clarion Azest / Kenwood / Mitsubishi etc. Includes instruction manual (installation instructions), warranty card, cable ties, and anti-interference sponge. Car navigation audio installation connection harness wiring kit for Honda vehicles Replacement CR-V CR-Z N-BOX N-BOX+ (including custom) N-BOX/ SLASH N-ONE N-WGN N-WGN Custom Accord Accord Tourer Insight In Site Insight Exclusive Vezel/Vezel HV Odyssey Grace Shuttle Hybrid Step Wagon Spada Stream Fit Shuttle Freed Spike etc. Alpine BIGX XF11Z X9Z Z9ZA X8Z 7DV 7D X800 700D X007 X008 Carrozzeria Pioneer RakuNavi CyberNavi RZ901 RZ801-D RZ701 RZ501 RZ301 RZ201-D CZ901 CZ700II etc. Clarion Azest NXV977D NX717 N X617 etc. CCA-621-510 compatible Eclipse AVN-138M AVN-D8 AVN-R8 AVN-S8 AVN-137M AVN-D7 AVN-R7 AVN-RB7 AVN-S7 etc. Amon 2227 compatible *This is not a conversion from Internavi (navigation that displays the "H" mark on the navigation startup screen) to another company's navigation ・Audioless car or dealer option navigation (navigation that displays the word Gathers at startup) Can be used to install navigation systems made by other companies.