This is the correct color combo for my '92 Storm Gsi LR+ RR+ | clip|IGN LF+ RF+ ----------------------------------- | X X X X X X X | | X X X X X X X | ----------------------------------- LR- RR- gnd l BAT LF- RF- l illum. clip-the release clip LR--Left Rear RR--Right Rear LF--Left Front RF--Right Front IGN--Ignition/power wire--Red BAT--Memory wire--Orange gnd--Ground wire--Black Illumination--Yellow OR This Constant 12V+ Red Switched 12V+ Orange/Yellow Ground Black Illumination Red/Green Dimmer Green/Red Antenna Driver's Pillar Front Speakers 6 1/2" Doors Left Front (+) Orange Left Front (-) Black/orange Right Front (+) Gray Right Front (-) Green/gray Rear Speakers 4" Tail Gate Left Rear (+) Yellow Left Rear (-) Blue/yellow Right Rear (+) White Right Rear (-) Red/white (1) Yellow - Left rear speaker positive (2) White - Right rear speaker positive 3 Red with green stripe - not used 4 Orange with yellow stripe - 12v switched (5) Orange - Left front speaker positive (6) Grey - Right front speaker positive (7) Green - Right front speaker negative (8) Black with orange stripe - Left front speaker negative 9 Red - Constant 12v 10 Green with red stripe - Illumination 11 Black - Ground (12) Red with white stripe - Right rear speaker negative (13) Blue with yellow stripe -Left rear speaker negative
Firstly, you do not need to "wire" you stereo in as such as, unless your car has had its audio connectors chopped off, you can buy the adaptors from all good car audio retailers.
I doubt you will find a definite wiring diagram online, but i can give you some advice.
You should have at least 7 wires (Dependent on the amount of speakers you have) as below:
You may find you have more than that due to having more speakers (BTW each speaker has 2 wires). Also you may find that you have extra wires with a voltage on them, such at illumination (for when you put your headlights on) and some vehicles have a powered Ariel/antenna.
I'll explain now roughly how to find out which wire is which, but this can be dangerous so i would recommend that is you car not confident, then get a qualified person to do it for you. You will need a multimeter, some electical tape, an AA battery and a pen.
Enjoy..........
bro for your car the door chimes and the igntion wires are in the facotry deck u need to go to best buy and buy a special wiring harness for $150 trust me i have experince try looking on eBay first
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The above is half true. If you remove the factory deck out of your 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 sunfire or cavalier. (same car) All you will lose is your door chimes. If you have onstar, which most sunfires and cavaliers don't, you will lose that too. If you don't have onstar and don't care about your door chimes, a regular 2000+ sunfire wire adaptor will work fine. You'll just have to provide 12v from somewhere else. you can get a fuse expander at wal'mart that allows you to add another fuse in the fuse panel with a single wire connected to it (red) just attach a long enough wire to that and run it under the dashboard to the CD player and connect it the red wire of the deck. Hook everything else up the same as you normally would and you just saved yourself over a $100.
either a corroded or otherwise poor connection or the starter is pulling too much current
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A fuse blow when ever the amperage is to high for the circuit. Either there is a short (to ground or positive), the connections are corroded, wire gauge is too thin or it is the wrong fuse. Never put in a fuse larger than recommend for the circuit, it could cause a fire.
Connect the positive (usually red), earth (usually black) and accessories (usually blue)into the new head unit making sure the positive is fused. Connect the speakers into the head unit and away you go.
look in the haynes manual for that year corvette