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Metra 82-CH1 Speaker Adapter Kit Front for Select Chrysler/Dodge 1995-2006

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Metra 82-CH1 Speaker Adapter Kit Front for Select Chrysler/Dodge 1995-2006

Metra 82-CH1 aftermarket speaker adapter and speaker wire harness combo kit for Chrysler 1995 - 2006 (Front). inch speakers to fit in the factory speaker location, the OEM speaker when removed will leave an over sized opening, this kit is designed to fit over that opening and alloan aftermarket speaker to be installed in its place. This kit will also provide a speaker harness adapter that wires up to the aftermarket speakers and plug directly into the OEM speaker harness for an easy plug-and-play design.

Features: 

  • ABS speaker adapter plates (pair)
  • Speaker adapter harnesses (pair)
  • One convenient package to assist in replacing a pair of speakers
  • Designed for installation of 5.25" to 6.5" speakers

Vehicle Fitment:

Chrysler

  • 300M 1999-2004
  • Cirrus 1995-2000
  • Concorde 1998-2004
  • LHS 1999-2001
  • PT Cruiser 2001-2005

Dodge

  • Intrepid 1998-2004
  • Neon 2002-2006

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