Ready Harness?

Is the readyharness necessary? I'm adding a Pioneer DMH-1500NEX to my 09 Tacoma.

 

What is a Ready Harness?

 

Id say contact Crutchfield, I've heard they know/ have all that you need and are pretty helpful

 

That is from Crutchfield...
How much do they charge for the service?
Can you do it yourself and want to save money?

That is something I wouldn't pay for, but I'm an electronics guy so I have all I need to do it myself in about a half hour.

Plus if it looks like that picture that is a shitty job. I usually solder and heat shrink and don't end up with that big knob in the center of the harness.

Or if I do use crimps I stagger them so they are not all in one place.

 

Last time I bought from them they included all that for free. Along with the replacement dash piece.

 

That was kind of what I was getting at. It looks half assed. The picture of the harness you posted looks like its made from Shane in Conn...(long name)......... PA

Like above post said Crutchfield is pretty much plug and play professionally done as far as i know

 

$24.99 for them to do a crimp job on the stereo harness and the adapter harness.

https://www.crutchfield.com/S-9rjl2...MIx6zshZOx7QIVDbLICh1v8AtQEAAYASAAEgLyfvD_BwE

I'd pass and solder / heat shrink it myself.
Better connections and cleaner by far.

 

Gmta. I always stagger butt splices when doing things like this.

Iirc they charge 25 to splice the harnesses together. I'd rather spend that on the crimp tool.

 

It's from Crutchfield. They ask you if you want it before purchasing.

 

I've only bought through crutchfield once. It was a breeze as far as buying everything.

Buuuuut, had I listened to these speakers before I bought them; I probably would have gotten something else. It's in the gf's car so it isn't killing my OCD

Being aged flatus, I much prefer auditioning speakers with a high quality CD. Anything on the Telarc label. Can't do that online.