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09-14-2005, 06:00 PM
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No amp? 1998 TA
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What a long day, I finally found a stock deck replacement (it had no radio when I bought it). I spent about an hour splicing all the wires that were cut to the plugs. The radio turns on and gets stations, the antena comes up, and the steering wheel controls work, but no sound what so ever. Moving to the trunk, WHAT A MESS. Every wire, that Im assuming went to the amp, was cut! I know nothing about stereo systems, so I Don't really know what to do... Is there a plug replacement I can buy thats color coded for the stock amp? Any help would be greatly appreciated....
Also If anyone has the stock amp they would sell me cheap PM me, My friend had a 1997 camaro completly stock and it sounded good, and thats good enough for me.
Thanks JD
Man,
What a long day, I finally found a stock deck replacement (it had no radio when I bought it). I spent about an hour splicing all the wires that were cut to the plugs. The radio turns on and gets stations, the antena comes up, and the steering wheel controls work, but no sound what so ever. Moving to the trunk, WHAT A MESS. Every wire, that Im assuming went to the amp, was cut! I know nothing about stereo systems, so I Don't really know what to do... Is there a plug replacement I can buy thats color coded for the stock amp? Any help would be greatly appreciated....
Also If anyone has the stock amp they would sell me cheap PM me, My friend had a 1997 camaro completly stock and it sounded good, and thats good enough for me.
Thanks JD
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Originally Posted by JDJP
1998 TA
Man,
What a long day, I finally found a stock deck replacement (it had no radio when I bought it). I spent about an hour splicing all the wires that were cut to the plugs. The radio turns on and gets stations, the antena comes up, and the steering wheel controls work, but no sound what so ever. Moving to the trunk, WHAT A MESS. Every wire, that Im assuming went to the amp, was cut! I know nothing about stereo systems, so I Don't really know what to do... Is there a plug replacement I can buy thats color coded for the stock amp? Any help would be greatly appreciated....
Also If anyone has the stock amp they would sell me cheap PM me, My friend had a 1997 camaro completly stock and it sounded good, and thats good enough for me.
Thanks JD
Man,
What a long day, I finally found a stock deck replacement (it had no radio when I bought it). I spent about an hour splicing all the wires that were cut to the plugs. The radio turns on and gets stations, the antena comes up, and the steering wheel controls work, but no sound what so ever. Moving to the trunk, WHAT A MESS. Every wire, that Im assuming went to the amp, was cut! I know nothing about stereo systems, so I Don't really know what to do... Is there a plug replacement I can buy thats color coded for the stock amp? Any help would be greatly appreciated....
Also If anyone has the stock amp they would sell me cheap PM me, My friend had a 1997 camaro completly stock and it sounded good, and thats good enough for me.
Thanks JD
right front light green /dark green
left front tan/ grey
right rear blue/ light blue
left rear brown/ yellow
I don't have the output wire colors memorized, but you can find them with a multi meter and a battery.
good luck I hope that helps
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Is there a plug that goes into the the amp? And if I connected the light green and dark green wires without the amp, wouldn't I be able to hear something out of the right front speaker, or do i need the amp?
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Originally Posted by JDJP
Is there a plug that goes into the the amp? And if I connected the light green and dark green wires without the amp, wouldn't I be able to hear something out of the right front speaker, or do i need the amp?