tunedin302 said:Two options - spend the $10 and get a harness adapter or spend more $ and get a multi meter. Either way, it's really not hard but I think going the harness adapter route is much quicker and cleaner. JMHO.
TheBocSez said:
cjman15 said:Doesn't tha head unit have a guide with which wires to connect?
Thanks, where can i find the adapter harness?HISSIN50 said:the premade harneses should take care of the colors. the harness diagram says what wire is what and the stereo harness instructions say what wire is what.
you put both harnesses together on the workbench and then plug the harnesses in - simple and completely reversable (no cutting of stock wires).
the adapter harnesses are 8-12 bucks normally.
good luck.
i get mine at Wally mart, but big box electronic stores (any stereo store really) should have them.Killerrobotjews said:Thanks, where can i find the adapter harness?
bmorrisj said:if you have a radio just look at the colors coming off the radio harness...
white--- Fr Lft+
^stripe--Fr Lft-
grey-----Fr Rgt+
^stripe--Fr Rgt-
green----RL+
^stripe---RL-
purple----RR+
^stripe---RR-
HISSIN50 said:i get mine at Wally mart, but big box electronic stores (any stereo store really) should have them.
good luck with it.
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