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Old Dec 27, 2004 | 08:51 PM
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i was attempting to replace my stock radio with a new panasonic but the head unit has 12 wires and the car has 16 can anyone please thell me what wires are not necessary
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Old Dec 27, 2004 | 09:22 PM
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Does your car have steering wheel controls and/or Electronic Climate Control?

A $15 wire harness will make life much easier and allow you to retain the OEM connectors. If you ever decide to sell the car, you can take your Panasonis with you and just plug the factory one back in.
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Old Dec 27, 2004 | 09:31 PM
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depending on the year of your Bonneville, you will loose the dim function on your Automatic Temp Control unit, it will be "daytime" bright all the time, easy to get used to however. 1992-1994 i belive had this issue, maybe even 95? Your steering wheel controls, if equiped will be lost, however there is a unit you can buy that ties into the factory steering control wiring, and acts like a remote control, sending the signal via info red to the decks remote control receiver, this is if your new deck has a remote with it. And i agree 100%, an aftermarket wiring harness that will adapt to your old ones will help TONS! way less work!
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where would i get the wiring harness? im only 17 ive had my bonne for only about a year so please excuse my ignorance
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Old Dec 27, 2004 | 09:46 PM
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Walmart, Best Buy or any car audio store. I like the Metra brand but there are others out there too. They are standardized wire colors too so all you have to do is match the colors. Red to red, black to black, white/black to white/black, and so on.



EDIT: the part number might help. It'* 70-1858
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Originally Posted by SSEimatt93
depending on the year of your Bonneville, you will loose the dim function on your Automatic Temp Control unit, it will be "daytime" bright all the time, easy to get used to however. 1992-1994 i belive had this issue, maybe even 95? Your steering wheel controls, if equiped will be lost, however there is a unit you can buy that ties into the factory steering control wiring, and acts like a remote control, sending the signal via info red to the decks remote control receiver, this is if your new deck has a remote with it. And i agree 100%, an aftermarket wiring harness that will adapt to your old ones will help TONS! way less work!
Are you sure there'* no way to wire it up to the illumination setup?
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kool thanx
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