I got a connector today for an aftermarket CD player and when I took out the stock radio, this is what I see:
I also have a pic of the connector. I am curious what this will take to connect. The stock radio is a plain jane am/fm cassette player.

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nvm...I got the wrong connector. If you have a small and a large connector on the back of the radio, you have premium sound. I got the connector package with two large connectors. I cut the small connector off the car harness and then found out I shouldnt have done that. It took about 45 minutes to put that connector back onto the car's wires. Anyway, it works now and NO MORE CRAPPY BACKWOODS RADIO STATIONS...GOT MY CD'S NOW!!! (The stock stereo was a cassette player.)[sm=boosign.gif]

 

i toke the stockone out and cutt all them and the amp and rewired that 6 speakers and use the power and 12+ ign and ran a new ground