I have no wiring adaptor on the back of the reciever that connects to the harness

remove factory radio ,if you dont have the special tool to do this you can use coat hangers but I perfer using the factory tool sold at wallmart (the cheepest) or autozone push tools into holes on both ends of radio pull radio out. disconect wireing harnes and antenna wire.To install new radio you will need a wireing adaptor and a install kit. These must be spasific to your vehicle. you can buy these online Ebay , or Amazon or off line wallmart or orillys auto parts you will have to connect your new radio wiring harness to wiring adaptor.put install kit on new radio attach antenna wire connect wireing adaptor to original radio wiring push radio gently back into dash with install kit attached. enjoy your new radio. if this was helpful please leave good feed back.

Hi there,

Option 1: If you haven't purchased any components yet.

If your Mitsubishi still has the original OEM (factory) wiring loom, then the newest method of connecting an aftermarket head unit (i.e. Clarion) is by using a 'snap-on' adaptor harness which eliminates the need for any cutting/joining/soldering.

The adaptor you want is the Mitsubishi-to-Clarion type: one end of the adaptor has the Mitsubishi (female) plug and the other has the Clarion (female) plug.


These adaptor looms can be purchased from most automotive accessory shops, or you can purchase very cheaply online from Ebay.

Check this link (this is the Clarion MAW2-16 adaptor for 1995-2004 Mitsubishi vehicles) @ USD $1 + $11 shipping (Note: the Year of your vehicle will determine which harness you require):

http://cgi.ebay.com/CLARION-MITSUBISHI-FACTORY-WIRE-HARNESS-ADAPTOR-95-2004-/370521783457#vi-desc


Option 2: the hard way

If you REALLY want to do it the hard way and start cutting wires, then here is the wiring colour codes:

EARLY MITSUBISHI AUDIO CONNECTORS:





LATER MITSUBISHI AUDIO CONNECTOR (SINGLE TYPE):




I trust this answers your question? :-)



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yes, all you need is the adaptor, there are all kinds of adaptor they will give you a 6pin adaptor that plugs in and then has the 4pin to connect too. good day. also you can go to an auto part store or a uhaul moving store they sell tell also, let me see if i can give you a picture of it to help you. good day.

You should just buy the harness adaptor for your car. Ive hooked up tons of stereos and its hard to find what the wires are unless you get the adaptor. Black is normally ground. red/yellow/white possibly power. You can go thru the trunk and see the wires going into the back 6x9's or whatever is back there. For the doors, you have to pull off the panels and look at the wires goin to the door speakers. Trust me, spend the money on the harness. Best buy or circuit city or something. Then all the car wires will match the colors of your deck. Anything else, let me know

The Honda Civic requires a dash adaptor you need this wiring harness to install the stereo it dont seem a dash adaptor is required for the 94 model you use the cage/sleeve to install the sony in your car you will also need this removal tool and either wire nuts, heat shrink tubing, crimp caps and crimp tool or the common solder and wrap in electrical tape method to connect the wiring harness for the honda to the wiring harness for the stereo

Hi - unfortunatly you can forget colour coding as a means of connecting them as this rarely works. Autoleads sell adaptors to bridge for myour cars wiring look directly to the ISO connector from the Sont. Faining this a trace back or a Haynes manual will let you know what each wireof your loom is for and you sony manual shuld explain the harness
Good luck

it is possible to replace the radio in your car with a aftermarket unit using the following metra parts

Dashkit - 99-3301
wire harness - GMRC-04 non onstar interface
wire harness - GMRC-05 onstar interface
antenna adaptor - 40-gm12

all your wiring is color coated. if you have your harness from the the new reciever and you have purchased an adaptor harness which plugs into the vehicles existing harness enableling you to wire every thing as it is color coated you have red wire a yellow wire a black wire. your red and yellow are power and your black is your ground wire .your red should be be your acc or ignition wire which gives you power to the unit when the ignition is on should tie directly to the red wire on your adaptor harness, the yellow is your constant 12 volts which is for memory and keep your presest along with your time and features such as that it will tie with the yellow on the harness as well then the black is your ground the unit and will tie with the black wire on the harness. that takes care with powering the unit next you have a set of wires that you will be using to tie your sound to they are color coated as well and will tie to the new harness your front left and front right channels are white/white and black and usually gray/w a gray and white for the right channel thats your front. your rear is green/w green and purple and purple/w purple and white stripe for the rear speakers i hope that helps you out a bit

Instructions
Things You'll Need:

• Screwdrivers
• Wiring harness adaptor
• Hyundai radio adaptor kit

1. Open the coin holder and remove the two screws at the front. Pry the trim from around the gearshift lever and unhook the power wire to the cigarette lighter.
   
2. Locate and remove the two screws from the bottom of the radio trim panel. Look for the screws, attached to a rod, below the glove box. Unhook the cable from the rod and pull the rod free.
   
3. Place the shifter into "D" and slide the radio trim panel away from the dash. Locate the four screws at the front and sides of the stereo and remove them.
   
4. Pull the stereo out of the Hyundai Sonata dash and disconnect the wires from the back of the unit. Connect the wiring harness adaptor to the original harness.
   
5. Slide the new head unit into the Hyundai radio adaptor kit. Attach the wiring harness adaptor and antenna wire to the back of the new head unit and push the entire assembly into the dash.
   
6. Secure the stereo in place with the four front and side screws and turn it on. Verify all of the speakers and features are working. Reattach the radio trim panel, insert the rod back into cable assembly and secure the trim around the gear shift.
   

In here you can find tips about remove radio...
- Hyundai Car Stereo removal
- Stereo Removal Hyundai (buy)

I really hope help you with this (remember rated this help). Good luck.

Yes, when you put an aftermarket radio, and use an adaptor harness, never use the blue, or blue white wires in the adaptor harness, the are supposed to go to an antenna or amp turn on, but actualy line up with the data wire in the factory harness. if you connect any thing from the radio to the data wire behind the radio, it will mess with your Vw's computor. This is something that you will want to fix now, I have seen many fried control mods/coputors due to this.