iDatalink Maestro HRN-AR-HK3 Amplifier Replacement Harness for Select Hyundai and Kia Vehicles

The HRN-AR-HK3 amplifier replacement harness is designed for select Hyundai and Kia vehicles with factory amplified audio systems such as Harman Kardon. This harness comes equipped with everything needed to install a Maestro amplifier replacement module, simplifying the replacement of your factory amplifier. In most cases, an aSPDIF signal converter (sold separately) will also be required, unless the digital signal processor has a dedicated SPDIF input.

Compatibility

The HRN-AR-HK3 amplifier replacement harness is designed for use in select Hyundai and Kia vehicles with factory amplified audio systems such as Harman Kardon. It is compatible with a variety of models. For a full list of compatible models, consult the product manual, or see chart below.

Features

The HRN-AR-HK3 amplifier replacement harness includes several features that make it a reliable option for upgrading your car’s audio system. These features include:

Maestro amplifier replacement module – The harness comes equipped with a Maestro amplifier replacement module, which allows for seamless integration with the car’s factory audio system.

Plug-and-play installation – The harness is designed to be a plug-and-play installation, which means it requires minimal wiring and can be easily installed without the need for professional help.

Signal converter – In most applications, an aSPDIF signal converter (sold separately) is required unless the digital signal processor has a dedicated SPDIF input.

Installation

Installing the HRN-AR-HK3 amplifier replacement harness is a straightforward process that can be completed in a few easy steps. Here is a brief overview of the installation process:

Step 1: Disconnect the negative battery terminal.

Step 2: Remove the factory-installed amplifier and disconnect any wiring.

Step 3: Connect the HRN-AR-HK3 harness to the factory wiring.

Step 4: Install the Maestro amplifier replacement module in the designated location.

Step 5: Connect the aSPDIF signal converter (sold separately) to the new amplifier, unless the digital signal processor has a dedicated SPDIF input.

Step 6: Reconnect the negative battery terminal.

Compatibility Chart