Wireing diagram for a alpine cda-7892 - Alpine Car Audio & Video

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Just follow the Aftermarket Wiring Diagram and you will be fine

I found the manual at Alpine.com.http://vault.alpine-usa.com/products/documents/OM_CDA-7892.PDF

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Below is the wiring diagram for an Alpine CDA-7892.



It was captured from the user's manual available here.

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Hello ckabee1,

The "illumination" lead on the CDA-7892 is ORANGE and terminated with a spade lug. It should be connected to the appropriate instrument panel light lead from the vehicle wiring harness. You can download a copy of the manual here with all of the wiring color codes. If you do not know the vehicle color code, you can probably find it at www.modifiedlife.com. Just click on "Car Stereo Wiring Diagrams" at the top and select your vehicle make, model and year.

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yes - you will require a mounting kit, wiring harness, and antenna adapter for a proper install.
It is a single Din Sized industry standard aftermarket radio.

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the remote wire will be a solid blue this is always the color no matter what deck you have

I believe you need the Alpine KCA-410C - Ai-Net multi-changer/versatile link adapter before you can input from an external source directly.

Certainly, the output IC might need to be replaced, also check to see if there is a factory amp somewhere in the car. Additionally, double-checking the wiring is a must. How long does it take for the unit to heat up?