Name of wire based on color coding wire - Lite On LiteOn 204Watt PA-4022-6B Power Supply (190050) Power Supply

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what is the job.
or symptoms.
color codes of what the wires?
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what is the color codes.
of what, you must name one of 3000 parts of car.
and wires colors vary by COUNTRY, name that TOO.

First off wires are wires so the color bear no significance to their performance. The color coding is solely for the user to place the wires in the proper place.

What appears to have happened is your old wires were based off the European Colour Code and your new lead wires are American Color Code.

For American color coding remember clouds (RA - white) over grass (RL - green) and smoke (LA - black) is over fire (LL - red).

This might help as I don't have a color code for the mic. Radio pin code; 1 - Audio -2 - Shield - 3 - Receive - 4 - Sw. Wire -
5 - Transmit

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Found this by Google searching;
5 Pin Mic Plug Model

Pin #1 Audio Output / White
Pin #2 Shield
Pin #3 Receive / Black
Pin #4 Common / Yellow
Pin #5 Transmit / Red

Special (only on the ATX conector)
-Green is PSon(put a wire between green and black to turn the power on)
-Gray is PWRGOOD
-White is -5V(optional)
-Blue is -12V
-Purple is 5VSB(Always on when the PSU is plugged on)
Power
-Orange is 3.3V
-Red is 5V
-Yellow is 12V
-Black is Ground (0V)

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Based on a review of wiring diagrams for your truck the following color coding appears to be standard for all of the optional sound systems.


Left Front:
+ = Orange/Light Green
- = Light Blue/White

Right Front:
+ = White/Light Green
- = Dark Green/Orange

Left Rear:
+ = Tan/Yellow
- = Gray/Light Blue

Right Rear:
+ = Brown/Pink
- = Orange/Red

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You can take the front cover off of your programmable thermostat. Unscrew approximately 2 screws that attach the base plate of the thermostat to the wall. Look in the back of the base plate after removing it from the wall to see how the 2 or 3 different colored wires (ex: red, green, black) are hooked up. Make note of this. Remove the wires from the back of the base plate and attach the wires to the same posts that they were connected to on the original base plate you removed. I believe the posts on the back of the base plates are color coded. (Ex: attach green wire to where it says GRN on back of base plate).
Make sure the thermostat that you are replacing and the new thermostat are similiar in shape, otherwise you will have make repairs to cover up a space that may appear around the new thermostat.

Good luck!

Hello zombiekilroy,

Since you did not reveal the brand name of the unit you have, it's not possible to get you the specific color code.

Here is a link to the Car Audo Help Guide which has the color codes for many common aftermarket stereos, including Pioneer, Alpine, JVC, Sony, Kenwood, and others.

http://www.carstereo.com/help/radio_wires.cfm

If you are looking for OEM color codes, they are also located on this site here:

http://www.carstereo.com/help/carwires.cfm

Hope this helps.