Re: What is the wiring scheme? what color wires go where?
You can buy a kit from walmart or your local audio shop.. it plugs into the factory harness and then all you have to do is match the colors and your set.. harness usually runs around 10-15dollars..
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Constant 12V+
Orange
Switched 12V+
Yellow
Ground
Black
Illumination
Gray
Dimmer
Brown
Antenna
Right Front
Front Speakers
6 1/2" Doors
Left Front (+)
Tan
Left Front (-)
Gray
Right Front (+)
Light Green
Right Front (-)
Dark Green
Rear Speakers
6 1/2" Rear Doors
Left Rear (+)
Brown
Left Rear (-)
Yellow
Right Rear (+)
Dark Blue
Right Rear (-)
Light Blue
This is the OEM color scheme. If the wires in your vehicle are different, you may need to trace them back a bit farther to see if someone has added the different colors after the original. For example, if they had a different system in it and changed some of the wiring colors. There should be some of the original wiring left in the dash somewhere if this is the case.
Tools and Materials You Will Need Crimper with RJ-45 die. Wire stripper Wire cutter RJ-45 plugs Cat-5 UTP cable Optional Tools Wire Tester Procedure 1. Strip off insulation 2. Untangle wires 3. Place wires in correct order & straighten. 4. Trim wires to desired length. Note: If the wires are too long the plug will not crimp onto the insulation for strength. 5. Slide wires all the way into the plug. Make sure not to disrupt the color scheme. 6. Crimp plug. 7. Repeat steps 1-6 for the other end. 8. Test wire using optional test equipment or between working computer and hub for patch (straight through) cables ,or between switches for crossover cables. Wire Color Scheme Pin Color Diagram 1. Orange / White 2. Orange 3. Green / White 4. Blue 5. Blue / White 6. Green 7. Brown / White Patch Cable (Straight Through) Both ends follow this format. 8. Brown Pin Color Diagram 1. Green / White 2. Green 3. Orange / White 4. Blue 5. Blue / White 6. Orange 7. Brown / White Crossover Cable One end as a patch cable and the other as follows 8. Brown
The colours refer to the (usually) colored pairs of wire in a Cat5, 6 or 7 cable. There are two schemes called 568A and 568B, where some wire are different. Since these jacks are used for permanent wiring, you can choose one of the schemes and use it at both sides of the cable. Watch out if someone has already installed network-cables in the same building and use the same scheme!
You dont need to "punch" the wires. This old method (LSA+) is not good enough, if you have very high bitrates, like we use today. Go to the panduit-website and download a data-sheet of your jack - it should include wiring directions.
hth, Karl
Have you tried auto electrician or autobarn car audio dept but a store that does installs on site??
They are very knowledgeable & could more than likely write it out for u if they not flat out which is mainly on weekends
I could go outside and pop my dash apart real quick and tell you.Its real easy to take it off and pull the cd player and radio right out.Is your wiring harness missing or something?Is that why you need to know what it looks like?
Should be just as simple as plugging in the RCA jacks from the output of the VCR to the input of the DVD recorder. Make sure you pass the first grade color scheme and match the colors up! Yellow to yellow....red to red.....white to white...you get the idea.
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