Hey all, tried posting this in another forum but got no help, so I'll try here
Okay, having a bit of trouble finding the correct colour combinations for my stereo... since apparently there are a few different combinations by Ford depending on the year. Some of the guides I found pointed out the same wire for multiple speakers, which doesn't make a lot of sense to me. Also there's some other crap and I don't even know what it is.. so here's pics! btw car's a 91 LX, I think it had the premium stereo
Stereo pocket
Main harness closeup
I'm not sure what those two smaller grey adapters are for or the long ones wrapped in black tape, I know where the antenna cable is and I've been trying to identify all the wires for the main harness, but... I'm a bit lost.
Also, what are my options for fixing up the wiring (stupid bastards who cut harnesses). I may be swapping radios or switching my install, should I try and reconnect a stock harness and go with an adapter? I don't really know my options here, but I am proficient with splicing, soldering, etc. so that's not a problem
Thanks
Okay, having a bit of trouble finding the correct colour combinations for my stereo... since apparently there are a few different combinations by Ford depending on the year. Some of the guides I found pointed out the same wire for multiple speakers, which doesn't make a lot of sense to me. Also there's some other crap and I don't even know what it is.. so here's pics! btw car's a 91 LX, I think it had the premium stereo
Stereo pocket
Main harness closeup
I'm not sure what those two smaller grey adapters are for or the long ones wrapped in black tape, I know where the antenna cable is and I've been trying to identify all the wires for the main harness, but... I'm a bit lost.
Also, what are my options for fixing up the wiring (stupid bastards who cut harnesses). I may be swapping radios or switching my install, should I try and reconnect a stock harness and go with an adapter? I don't really know my options here, but I am proficient with splicing, soldering, etc. so that's not a problem
Thanks