Radio Wiring diagram
#3
RE: Radio Wiring diagram
Here is another site with a factory wiring diagram
http://www.installdr.com/Harnesses/Ford-Wiring.pdf
You need Adobe Reader to view the diagram though.
http://www.installdr.com/Harnesses/Ford-Wiring.pdf
You need Adobe Reader to view the diagram though.
#5
RE: Radio Wiring diagram
Ok I tried this install docter diagram, got lost
The colors I have are not the same as theres.
My black harness that has been cut is
blue/black stripe
solid green
black/white stripe
purple/white stripe
white with red stripe
The grey harness
orange/grey stripe
solid red
orange/black stripe
blue/red stripe
yellow/black stripe
green/yellow stripe
Can Anyone help. Thanks
Olesy
The colors I have are not the same as theres.
My black harness that has been cut is
blue/black stripe
solid green
black/white stripe
purple/white stripe
white with red stripe
The grey harness
orange/grey stripe
solid red
orange/black stripe
blue/red stripe
yellow/black stripe
green/yellow stripe
Can Anyone help. Thanks
Olesy
#6
RE: Radio Wiring diagram
Hopefully thishelps then?
I've scanned these from my 89 Ford Shop Manual thatI own.
Not sure if you have the Premium Sound with Graphic Equalizer or notso I'm posting both with and without.
I've scanned these from my 89 Ford Shop Manual thatI own.
Not sure if you have the Premium Sound with Graphic Equalizer or notso I'm posting both with and without.
#7
RE: Radio Wiring diagram
There is another way. You can use a volt meter and put it on the DC setting. When testing, use the red lead of the meter to test the wire and black needs to me attached to the black wire within the harness. Most common colors for your power are Red and Orange (switched power). Find the one with about 12.5 volts on it all the time (battery power wire). Label it as such. Then turn the key to acc and find the 12.5 volts on the that one. Label it as ACC. If have a power antenna you will need to hook it up. It is usually blue but you can leave it for now because process of elimination will leave an unused wire later on. Next, you will need to find your speaker wires once you have gotten the power wires out of the way. Take a battery, I would use one from a cordless drill. Use the battery to find your speakers by taking the wires that are common in color to each other, such as purple, purple/white and touch them to the + and - terminals of your battery. The speaker will make a noise and allow you to identify them. Go through all of them labeling the wires, there will of course be 2 per speaker. At this point you should be able to get it going again. Then hook up what you have identified to the pioneer radio. Hope this helps, any more questions just ask.
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