Pioneer Bluetooth Car Stereo Radio & install kit for 2002-2007 Jeep Liberty

For your 2002-2007 Jeep Liberty, here are the components you can use:In-Dash Receiver:- Pioneer MVH-S320BT Single DIN Bluetooth Digital Media Receiver: – Power Output: Peak 50 watts x 4 channels, RMS 14 watts x 4 channels – Bluetooth connectivity for hands-free calling and audio streaming – Pioneer Smart Sync App for more control over your sound and compatibility with Alexa – AM/FM tuner with presets, Spotify compatibility, and FLAC audio support – Detachable faceplate for theft-deterrent purposesInstallation Kit:- CD-K640 Single DIN Installation Dash Kit: – Designed for single DIN/ISO radios – Includes radio housing, ISO brackets, and ISO trim plate – Equivalent to Metra 99-6505Wire Harness:- CWH-638 Wire Harness: – Used for installing an aftermarket stereo – Equivalent to Metra 70-6502Antenna Adapter:- CR-6 Radio Antenna Adapter: – Allows you to connect an aftermarket receiver to the factory antenna cable – Features a male Motorola plug and snap-lock female antenna jack – Length: 5-3/4″Please note that the wire harness will not fit vehicles with a premium factory sound system such as Infinity or Boston Acoustics.

Pioneer Car Stereo Carrozzeria DEH-7100 CD / USB / iPod / Bluetooth Support NEW

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