1996 Mark 8 Radio cuts out

Here are the wire colors and their corresponding functions for the three OEM radio plugs in a 1993 Chevy C1500:
Plug A:

• Yellow: Battery
• Red: Ignition
• Black: Ground
• Gray: Illumination
• Brown: Dimmer
• Light Green: Left Front Speaker (+)
• Tan: Left Front Speaker (-)
• Dark Green: Right Front Speaker (+)
• Light Blue: Right Front Speaker (-)

Plug B:

• Orange: Constant 12V+
• Yellow: Switched 12V+
• Black: Ground
• Gray: Illumination
• Brown: Dimmer
• Light Green: Left Rear Speaker (+)
• Dark Green: Left Rear Speaker (-)
• Brown/White: Right Rear Speaker (+)
• Yellow/Black: Right Rear Speaker (-)

Plug C:

• White: Left Rear Speaker (+)
• Gray: Left Rear Speaker (-)
• Purple: Right Rear Speaker (+)
• Green: Right Rear Speaker (-)

Note that the wire colors may vary slightly depending on the specific year and model of the vehicle, as well as any modifications that may have been made to the wiring harness. Also, keep in mind that it's important to properly match the wires from the harness to those on the radio to ensure proper functionality and avoid damaging the radio or other components in the vehicle.

they sell adapters so cutting up oem Harnesses need not be down
the diagram is in the service manual on all cars.



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Here are the wire colors and what they do. Follow the link http://www.modifiedlife.com/1996-jeep-grand-cherokee-car-stereo-radio-wiring-diagram

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