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Old 02-09-2005, 02:25 AM
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http://www.streetdreams.com/wires/

FYI. The GM part is good for all regular stereo guy's (non-Monsoon)
For Monsoon guy's read the post bellow.

Remeber to read the description. The color may be off, but the description isn't.


And another place with great info.

http://www.the12volt.com/


And a link for how to wire up subs in different ways. It makes a diagram!!
http://www.sounddomain.com/shop/woof..._svc&x=147&y=7

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Originally Posted by Richiec77
http://www.streetdreams.com/wires/

FYI. The GM part is good for all regular stereo guy's (non-Monsoon)

Remeber to read the description. The color may be off, but the description isn't.
Actually, the few basic wires they list there are the same for Monsoon and the colors are correct except for the illumination (basic illumination is brown and dimmer control is gray).

Here is the complete list of f-body radio wires:

There are three connectors on the back of the radio. The two 10-pin connectors are clipped together and plugged into the same socket on the back of the radio so that they look like a single 20-pin connector.

C1 is the black 10-pin connector and the pins are number 1-10. C2 is the black 9-pin connector for the CD changer and the pins are numbered 7-15. C3 is the gray or white 10-pin connector and the pins are numbered 11-20. All these connectors are numbered from right to left when looking at the connector with the locking tabs on top and the wires coming out the back.

C1 - Black 10-pin connector
1 - GRAY - left front speaker negative
2 - TAN - left front speaker positive
3 - DARK GREEN - right front speaker positive
4 - LIGHT GREEN - right front speaker negative
5 - BLACK - ground
6 - BROWN - parking light input (lets the radio know when headlights are on so it will dim the display)
7 - GRAY - dash light dimmer input (controls brightness of radio control illumination)
8 - PINK - (Firebird) power antenna output
9 - YELLOW - ignition controlled power
10 - ORANGE - battery power (for radio memory)

C3 - Gray or White 10-pin connector
11 - GRAY - (Convertible) amplifier sensor
12 - not used
13 - not used
14 - DARK BLUE - steering wheel controls input
15 - not used
16 - DARK GREEN w/WHITE - (Camaro) vehicle speed sensor input for automatic volume
17 - LIGHT BLUE - right rear speaker negative
18 - DARK BLUE - right rear speaker positive
19 - YELLOW - left rear speaker negative
20 - BROWN - left rear speaker positive

C2 - Black 9-pin connector for CD changer
7 - not used
8 - not used
9 - Bare - drain wire
10 - DARK GREEN w/WHITE - right audio signal
11 - BROWN w/WHITE - left audio signal
12 - BLACK w/WHITE - audio return
13 - BLACK - ground
14 - DARK GREEN - power
15 - not used
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Ok. I'll have to Book mark this. I found your old post (about a year old) that listed the missing wires on this website.

http://www.houston-f-body.org/tech/monsoon/index.htm.

and the old post.

https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...wiring+diagram
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Here are some more links.

Rockford Fosegate. Lot's of good specific info.

http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/scrip...Z2U9MQ**&p_li=

Series vs Parrallel

http://www.eatel.net/~amptech/elecdisc/srsparll.htm




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