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Re: I really need a stereo wiring diagram for my bmw...
Ain't no such animal...diagrams, if you could read one, are not in the owners manual...Go to your local stereo shop and PAY them to hook it up. Good Luck
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Visit the following website, they advised that they offer free radio stereo wiring diagrams for free, including Nissan. http://www.modifiedlife.com/1997-nissan-pathfinder-car-radio-stereo-wiring-diagram/------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ FGtech V53
2000 BMW 328i Car Stereo Radio Wiring Diagram. Radio Constant 12V+ Wire: Red/White Radio Switched 12V+ Wire: Purple/White Radio Ground Wire: Brown Radio Illumination Wire: None Radio Dimmer Wire: None Radio Antenna Trigger Wire: White Front Speakers Location: Kick Panels Left Front Speaker Wire (+): Yellow/Red Left Front Speaker Wire (-): Brown/Orange Right Front Speaker Wire (+): Black/Red Right Front Speaker Wire (-): Brown/Orange Left Rear Speaker Wire (+): Yellow/Black Left Rear Speaker Wire (-): Black/Orange Right Rear Speaker Wire (+): Blue/Black Right Rear Speaker Wire (-): Brown/Orange
if you are running an amp, you need a much thicker positive wire coming directly from the battery, i pushed through the clutch linkage grommet on my 85 300zx
You have a short or exposed wire somewhere behind your stereo, when you hit a bump, it shorts or grounds out....remove stereo and make sure that the black wire is properly grounded and the the red power wire is not broken or exposed and touching any metal ......
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