These are the wire and coloras for that car lft is componet rt is wire color 1989-90 Nissan 240 SX Stereo Information Constant 12V+ Red/Black Switched 12V+ Blue Ground Chassis Illumination Red/Blue Dimmer Red/Yellow Antenna Trigger Black/Red Antenna Left Rear Front Speakers 4" x 6" Doors Left Front (+) Blue/White Left Front (-) Blue/Yellow Right Front (+) Brown Right Front (-) Brown/White Rear Speakers 6 1/2" Rear Deck Left Rear (+) Red Left Rear (-) Green Right Rear (+) Blue Right Rear (-) Pink
if you go yo a store that sells car radios they should have adaptor harnese for your chevy for oem hookup
I do not know about Rodeo's made before 1998, but for Rodeo's '98 and up the removal (and installation of an aftermarket) stereo is relatively simple. If you open the ashtray, you will see a screw in there. That is the only screw that holds the stereo frame in place. Once you have this screw out, if you give a tug the frame should pop right off. Next, remove the wires that connect to the cigarette lighter so that you can completely remove the frame. The stereo is held in the dash by 2 mounting brackets, each with 2 screws. Take out all 4 screws and the stock stereo should come right out. There will be a connecting pin that you will have to unplug to completely remove the unit. Now, if you want to install an aftermarket stereo, you will probably have to purchase a storage pocket as well if you don't already have one. On your aftermarket stereo, you will NOT use the sleeve and faceplate frame that come with all aftermarket stereos. The opening is double DIN, so it will fit right in just as it is. You can use the factory mounting brackets to screw both the stereo and aftermarket sleeve together. Next, you will need an aftermarket connecting harness (I suggest finding one on eBay, much cheaper than Best Buy). On a flat surface, connect the wires from your aftermarket stereo to this wiring harness. Once you are done with that, you can connect that to the plug in the dash. Put all your screws back in place, reattach the frame, and you are done!
stereo mixer output to powered mixer input
who says you can't? I replaced the stereo myself on my 93 ford explorer with an aftermarket stereo with no problem.
A Haynes repair manual for the 91 Mazda 626 features a wiring diagram for the stereo hookup. The manual can be purchased at the book store or checked out from the library.
The GMC stereo has amplified rear door speakers. When wiring up the aftermarket stereo, connect the blue wire on a GM aftermarket harness to acc power and the speakers will work. I did the same thing for mine about 5 years ago. Good Luck...
To install an aftermarket stereo in a 2003 Montana you need to first buy a trim plate or a mounting bracket. Remove the dash panel. Disconnect the ground cable from the battery. Remove the factory stereo. Unplug the factory wiring harness from the radio. Connect the new radio. Test it and reassemble the dash. Reconnect the negative battery terminal.
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We have put an aftermarket car stereo in a car with the controls on the steering wheel. You have to check to see if an aftermarket wiring harness is available for that year and model.
I put an aftermarket system in my intrigue, and don't recall a "stereo accessory wire". Do you mean the power antenna wire? Or is this a wire on your aftermarket box? Here's a GM diagram: http://www.installdr.com/Harnesses/GM-Wiring.pdf
no you do not. not even if you have the rockford fosgate package. you just wire up the aftermarket harness(95+ nissan) make sure you connect the blue/white wire. that will turn on the factory amp.
Most likely a back up camera hookup.