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Not sure I understand, the CTKSZ02 adapter kit mentioned includes a separate adapter cable for the radio antenna (https://connects2.com/Product/ProductIte...). This connector should fit in most after market radio’s.
Don’t know, could be a SCSI drive, there are 68 pins. I included a detail picture in the last step.
Here is one sold under the type code CT20SZ02. Looks like this type of connector is used in a lot of recent Suzuki models, so they should be available from other stores (using other names).