Just a quick video that explains what the wires on your aftermarket car stereo are and how they need to be installed🔻*introduction to car audio: car stereo. What do the colors on your wiring harness mean? how do you connect your wiring harness or interface to your stereo? we'll show you! full explanation on our b.
Don't know what all the colours on your stereo wiring harness are for? in this video i go over the very basic fundamentals for the wiring of an after market. Here are the common stereo wire colors and their meanings: constant power (yellow): provides continuous power to the stereo, even when the car is off, to maintain memory settings. switched power (red): supplies power to the stereo only when the car’s ignition is on (accessory or radio position). ground (black): connects the stereo to the car. Using the car stereo harness wiring diagram that crutchfield supplies, you can match up the wires for each connection to the new stereo's wiring harness. once that's done, you plug the other end of the harness into your car's wiring connector (the one that was plugged into the factory radio). using your car's factory stereo plug wiring. Green: left rear speaker ( ) – positive wire for left rear car speakers. green black: left rear speaker ( ) – left rear speaker negative wire splice point. purple: right rear speaker ( ) – right rear speaker positive. purple black: right rear speaker ( ) – right rear negative speaker terminals get connected.
Using the car stereo harness wiring diagram that crutchfield supplies, you can match up the wires for each connection to the new stereo's wiring harness. once that's done, you plug the other end of the harness into your car's wiring connector (the one that was plugged into the factory radio). using your car's factory stereo plug wiring. Green: left rear speaker ( ) – positive wire for left rear car speakers. green black: left rear speaker ( ) – left rear speaker negative wire splice point. purple: right rear speaker ( ) – right rear speaker positive. purple black: right rear speaker ( ) – right rear negative speaker terminals get connected. Look for two pairs of matching holes on the left and ride side of the stereo. if they are present, your stereo is held in place with spring clips. if there are no holes, remove the trim below, above or to the side of the stereo to gain access to the bolts. 4. use din tools to remove spring clipped stereos. This wiring diagram shows how a full blown car audio system upgrade gets wired in a car. the system depicted includes new speakers, an aftermarket receiver, a 4 channel amp for the front and rear pairs of full range speakers, and a mono amp for a subwoofer. the extra gear you'll need for wiring the amps includes: capacitors aren't usually.
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