Vrcd400 wiring to factory radio connector in 2003 galant

I would purchase the factory to standard connector adapter and it is then plug and go.

http://www.freeautomechanic.com/wiringdiagrams.html
Check out this site... maybe they have what you need.

Well this is obviously an electrical gremlin, which I have had to deal with before. has anyone recently done any work on the cars electrical system...this would include a new radio/speaker system? If not you need to trace out the electrical wiring going to and from the transmission. Check for pinched wires, chafed wires and loose contact points including grounding studs and any electrical connectors that may have got moisture/water in them. Another thing is to make sure the proper fuses with proper ratings are installed also. Hope this helps!

Instead of plugging the factory harness into the radio an adapter might be needed.
ref. link: http://www.carstereohelp.com
the above diagram is supposed to match your radio from the factory. The documentation with the new radio should provide the pins and plugs and what is on them. The correct plug or adapter should match up with the factory harness and work correctly.

Wiring adapters are available for nearly every make of vehicle, which allows you to plug right in to the original radio connectors. They come with wiring diagrams, and are nearly idiot proof. They cost usually about 10 to 15 dollars, and are available just about anywhere that sells car stereos. This also allows you to reinstall the factory radio when it comes time to sell the car and you want to keep your stereo.

time for new spark plug wires. When the wires insulation get older the resistance gets a lower ohm rating causing this to happen

I would suggest calling or find online Crutchfield. They have been car stereo experts for many years. They sell harnesses for just about any car allowing you to plug in your stereo directly to the existing harness. I guarantee they will know!

go to auto zone to get a cd player adapter connector should cost roughly 12 bucks

you can buy a wire harness for your car that has the same wires as your radio does and the allows you to plug the harness directly into the cars wire connector.. This way no cutting of wires in the car are needed. price is around $15

I had the same problem and all I did was buy new wires the ones that came with the stereo itself burned up and seased to work. now I paid $6.00 for it at best buy. they look the same colored wires as the ones that came in it.