About the Metra 40-UV42 Antenna Cable Coupler
This 6" cable coupler includes two male Motorola connections. Warranty: 60 days.
What's in the box:
Metra 40-UV42 Antenna Cable Coupler owner's manual
- Male-to-male antenna adapter cable (terminated by a motorola connector on each end)
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This is a great fix for a broken antenna in my civic! Great connector between the old connection half way and my new extension to the radio!
Ant from Lexington, KY
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Overview: The Metra AntennaWorks 40-UV42 universal antenna adapter is a 10.5" male-to-male antenna adapter cable with a motorola connector on each end.
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Customer Q&A
Q Crutchfield asked: Why did you buy this?
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direction from autobody shop
[ Debbie Jun 04, 2019 ]
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It was included with my Kenwood indash CD unit purchase.
[ Carlos Oct 06, 2018 ]
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put a new radio in my 04' Silverado and I needed an adapter to go from the female truck cable to the female port on the new radio. I'm not totally sure this will work but its the only male to male cable I've found so gonna give it a shot
[ daniel Mar 07, 2018 ]
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Male snap lock end pulled off factory antenna cable. I was able to find replacement cable from antenna mount to midway junction at passenger door. I was unable to find the second half of the cable from midway junction to radio. The midway junction terminates in a female GM micro/delco connection. I will use the Metra 40-GM20 with GM micro/delco male end to Motorola female end, then add the Metra 40-UV42 adapter with male to male Motorola connectors to make my final connection to the receiver.
[ Connor Jacob Nov 08, 2017 ]
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