ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
Red Wire: (with fuse holder and noise filter)
Connect the red wire to a +12 volt power source that is “switched on and off by the ignition key. Most power sources can be located at the vehicles fuse block. Use a test light or volt meter to select the correct connection point.
Orange Wire: (with fuse holder)
Connect the orange wire to a constant +12 volt power source. The fuse block of the vehicle will provide a good connection point. Use a test light or volt meter to locate the proper point of connection. If a proper connection point can not be found at the fuse block, connect the orange wire directly to the (+) post on the battery.
Yellow Wire:
The yellow wire will provide +12 volts when the on/off control of the radio is switched to on. The yellow wire is used to trigger a power antenna relay. Connect the yellow wire to the positive trigger wire of the power antenna relay.
Black Wire:
Connect the black wire to the frame of the vehicle. Crimp a ring terminal to the black wire and use a nut a bolt to secure it to the vehicle chassis. A good ground is essential for proper performance of the
Brown Wire:
Connect the brown wire to the positive terminal of the left front speaker.
Gray Wire:
Connect the gray wire to the positive terminal of the right front speaker.
Green Wire:
Connect the green wire to the positive terminal of the left rear speaker.
Blue Wire:
Connect the blue wire to the positive terminal of the right rear speaker.
White Wire:
Connect the white wire to the negative terminals of all speakers used for the right channel.
Orange Wire:
Connect the orange wire to the negative terminal of all speaker used for the left channel.
Note: In the wiring diagram there is more than one white and orange wire show. This is for clarification of connection of the white and orange wire. There is only one white wire and one orange wire provided on the harness.
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