Umm... uh oh.
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Umm... uh oh.
My idiot self decided to cut my stock radio connector off to put my aftermarket cd player plug on. After looking for a minute, I noticed that there are wires that are the same color! I am very confused and should have never cut the plug off. Anyone have a chart or picture of what the colors represent? I need to get this done today as I am getting a temp tag for her and my dad wants to drive her to work.
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Also, Pat told me how to tap from the radio harness to the amp harness to power the amp. Am I gonna tap into the amp harness or cut the wire coming into the amp, cap that off and use the one coming in from the radio harness?
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No you definitely shouldn't have cut it...you need a GM wire harness adapter ($10) so that you can save the plug if you ever put the stock radio back in.
I have NC about the amp question.
I have NC about the amp question.
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Well, I am gonna put the stock plug back on, but now i need the diagram to see if all the light greens are grounds, and the others. I asked on 3 different Audio forums and got no luck. :(
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Originally Posted by Bonneville94V688
Well, I am gonna put the stock plug back on, but now i need the diagram to see if all the light greens are grounds, and the others. I asked on 3 different Audio forums and got no luck. :(
put the plug back on, go to best buy and buy the Factory harness adapter......simple....done
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I doublt the light greens are all grounds..
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...64&highlight=A
As I remember, some of them are resistance for steering controls etc. You need an FSM.
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...64&highlight=A
As I remember, some of them are resistance for steering controls etc. You need an FSM.
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Ah damn. And I cannot get ahold of the member "pkb" I was gonna buy a set off of FSM'* off of him. Maybe I'll PM him again and see if I can still get them.
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