I'd suggest if you have a manual such as a chiltons manual for your car, in the back before the index, they will usually have wiring schematics in the back identifying the wiring colors, and the circuit of which you are working on. I had to do this with my '90 4-runner.
The speaker wires on a 2005 Avalanche are white. Most automobile manufacturers use white wires for the speaker wires. After market speaker wires are usually red or blue in color.
The color codes for positive and negative speaker wires are typically red for positive and black for negative.
To find your speaker wires, check your owners manual. You should find a diagram with the location and color of your speaker wires.
The speaker wires for the 2007 Jeep Grand Cherokee are dark green and brown for the left front speaker and gray and brown for the right front speaker. The rear speaker wires are dark green and dark blue or violet on the left and gray and tan or gray and dark blue on the right.
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Not sure of the color, but I learned a trick all you need is a battery from a cordless drill. If you have the radio disconnected You can use the battery on the speaker wires just touch the wires to the battery and youll hear a sound .
yellow and brown
There is no ground for any of the speakers in a car. You will find to wires that go to the speaker but NEVER have the speaker wires touch any body metal. If you tie any of the speaker wires to ground you will short out the amplifier in the radio. On Ford vehicles the radio outputs are what they call Bridged Tied Loads. The speaker wires are not referenced to ground or battery. If you wish to find out the phasing of the speaker just put a 9 volt battery across the speaker wires and the speaker cone will either advance or retrack. Do this to all the speakers and note what color wir was on the 9 volt battery terminal
purples and greens are usally back and whites and grays are usally fronts
left is yellow and brown the right is light blue and dark blue
The color of speaker wire doesn't matter, it's what it's made of. Also, expensive speaker wire is a rip off. You should just buy cheap speaker wires and that's good.
The speaker wire color codes on a 1993 Toyota Camry are yellow, green, red, and black. The wires have a harness on the end designed to allow for easy connection to speakers.