I need the wiring color codes for a Delco model 15071233 from a Chev van

SOURCE: I need a color code for a delco radio 1625855 in a 1998 chevy express van?

try this link
http://www.the12volt.com/installbay/stereodetail/586.html

SOURCE: 1995 chev p/u switched out battery gone bad and

If you can't find it in your owner's manual you can try calling your local dealer's parts department with the VIN number. They can pretty much tell you whatever you want by the VIN.

Steve Sweetleaf

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• Posted on Nov 08, 2009

SOURCE: delco radio in a 1991 chev blazer. speaker went

green would be a ground otherwise its black.

J. Van

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• Posted on Feb 24, 2011

SOURCE: need wiring color description for

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Most all older GM cars using Delco wiring (up to about 1989-90) used the same wiring colors.



Locate three plastic plugs fanned out of a single harness bundle. Plug colors are blue, white and black. Each plug has four pin positions and may have four corresponding wires. All plugs are almost square, and have alignment ridges that guide insertion to specific slots at the rear of GM radios. A fourth, smaller and flatter plug may accompany the other three. This plug is usually connected for electronic preset and clock memory.


Locate the following colors on the blue plug for rear speaker connections:



Right: Negative=light blue, Positive=dark blue

Left: Negative=yellow, Positive=brown.


Locate the following colors on the white plug for front speaker connections:



Left: Positive=tan, Negative=light gray

Right: Positive=light green, Negative=dark green


Locate the following colors on the black plug for power connections:



Yellow=12 volts ignition, black=ground, gray=illumination, pink, if present, activates a power antenna.



The small, flat plug has an orange wire to a 12-volt battery for preset and clock memory.


Trace each wire through the adapter plugs, strip the ends applicable to the stereo you are installing and use crimp connectors to mate the wires with the stereo's output wires. Use a test light to test power and illumination connections. Use a multimeter to test for ground wire continuity and speaker connections.

Iron

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• Posted on Jun 24, 2011

SOURCE: need wiring for a delco

• Delco Part #16205015 cam out of a 89,90,91 Devil Sedan ( and a few other GM's of that time.
• Here is the wiring diagram for the radio/tape deck/eq itself.

1. Radio Battery Constant 12v+ Wire Orange
2. Radio Accessory Switched 12v+ Wire Yellow
3. Radio Ground Wire Black
4. Radio Illumination Wire Gray
5. Stereo Dimmer Wire Brown
6. Stereo Antenna Trigger Wire Pink
7. Stereo Amp Trigger Wire N/A
8. Stereo Amplifier Location N/A
9. Audio Front Speakers Size: 4 x 6 Speakers
10. Audio Front Speakers Location: Dash
11. Left Front Speaker Positive Wire (+) Tan
12. Left Front Speaker Negative Wire (-) Gray
13. Right Front Speaker Positive Wire (+) Light Green
14. Right Front Speaker Negative Wire (-) Dark Green
15. Car Audio Rear Speakers Size: 6 x 9 Speakers
16. Car Audio Rear Speakers Location: Rear Deck
17. Left Rear Speaker Positive Wire (+) Brown
18. Left Rear Speaker Negative Wire (-) Yellow
19. Right Rear Speaker Positive Wire (+) Dark Blue
20. Right Rear Speaker Negative Wire (-) Light Blue

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