Audiovox P-105 Typical GM Application See Figure, Radio Preparation, Installation

WIRING COLOR CODES

FUNCTION	COLOR
+ 12 V Acc/Ignition	Red
+ 12 V Battery/Memory	Yellow
Ground	Black
Dimmer	Orange
LF + Speaker	White
LF - Speaker	White/Black
LR + Speaker	Green
LR - Speaker	Green/Black
RF + Speaker	Gray
RF - Speaker	Gray/Black
RR + Speaker	Violet
RR - Speaker	Violet/Black

TYPICAL GM APPLICATION (See Figure 1.)

Radio Preparation:

NOTE: For GM car installations, use the GM Hardware Kit, Part Number 150-1343, which is furnished with the radio.

1.Match quickie bolt locations on the P-105 radio to the factory radio bolt locations, and snap the short quickie bolts (Item #2) into the appropriate locations.

2.Attach the original factory brackets or those from the radio mounting kit (if required) to the P-105 radio using the supplied flange nuts (Item #4), or use the enclosed brackets (Item #6) if the original factory brackets are not removable. Additionally, four brass spacers bave been provided to raise the bracket height as required. Simply place the spacer on the quickie bolt and secure the mounting bracket.

3.Some vehicle applications incorporate a rear mounting support. Remove the rubber rear bushing from the factory radio. Match the rear quickie bolt on the P-105 radio to the rear factory radio bolt location and snap the long quickie bolt (Item #3) into place. Thread the rubber rear bushing from the factory radio onto the P-105 long quickie bolt.

4.Plug supplied wire harness (Item #1) into the mating socket on the rear of the P-105.

Installation:

1.Connect the wiring harness from the radio to the vehicle side radio harness.

2.Plug the factory antenna cable into the antenna socket on the radio.

NOTE: GM vehicles 1992 and up will require an antenna adapter cable to convert the vehicle mini connector to a standard connector. Antenna adapter cables are available at car stereo speciality shops.

3.If a compatible CD changer is to be used with this radio, connect the cable from the changer to the 8-pin mating socket on the radio. If an external amplifier will be used for the rear speakers, connect the low-level output RCA leads from the radio to the low-level inputs on the amplifier.

4.Reconnect the battery and perform a brief functional test of the radio to verify proper performance.

5.After verification, turn off the ignition switch and fasten the radio to the sub-dash using the mounting hardware previously removed from the factory radio.

6.Re-assemble the dash using the reverse of the disassembly procedure.

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