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read (you meant main harness to radio sub harness.)
and car may have 5 or more harness for 5 or more very complex radio head end options new,so only the real service manual covers all that for sure,or if lucky 2nd fiddle here.
Hi, you can usually buy a stereo wiring harness that plugs right into your car and they are color coded to match the standard aftermarket wire radio harness, all you do is take the plug from your new stereo and match the wires with the adapter, just connect the matching wire colors. it's super easy and well worth the $15-20, and you don't have to cut up your factory harness.
good luck!
Go to your local auto store and get the Hanes auto manual for this care and they should have a wiring schematic for you to follow also you can look your new stereo up on the web and find out what each colored wire goes to what!!! Good luck
After putting in many stereos over the years, my suggestion is to get an after market wiring harness for the radio designed for your truck. They will have the same color wires for ease of installation. Remember that the black wire will be ground and the red and yellow wire will represent power.
Here is a website you can go to to find the wire color code for your vehicle.
http://www.modifiedlife.com
ok there should be 8 speaker wires, red wire +, a yellow wire acc(i think its called) and a black wire -, the after market stereo will come with a harness and it will be labled to make it easy, with car speakers it dosent watter what why you put the wires on the same speaker as they are both positives, if there are any left over on your stock loom I would not worry thats all you need. Just ask me if you need any more help
Go to www.hmaservice.com and register( Vehicle by VIN). Afterward, you have access to shop manuals, service bulletins, wiring diagrams, etc. about your vehicle.
i have attached the wiring info you requested. be sure to test all wires with a meter before connecting. also a link to metra's website if you need an installation kit http://www.metraonline.com/fitl.aspx BatteryRED/BLACK(+)RADIO HARNESSAccesoryBLUE(+)RADIO HARNESSGroundN/ATHIS RADIO GROUNDS THROUGH THE CHASSIS MOUNTING BRACKETS.IlluminationRED/YELLOW(+)RADIO HARNESSDimmerN/APower AntennaGREEN/BLACK(+)RADIO HARNESSLF Speaker (+)BLUE/WHITELF Speaker (-)BLUE/YELLOWRF Speaker (+)BROWNRF Speaker (-)BROWN/WHITELR Speaker (+)REDLR Speaker (-)GREENRR Speaker (+)BLUERR Speaker (-)PINK
you will need to get a cord that connects to the sterio and then you need to match them up with these wires the colors for the radio that are hooked up to the car are
orange is power
red is egnition
blue is power antena
black is ground
other ones will most likely be the sterio wires you just need to find colors that look a like and they will most likely match
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