Need to find a wire harness to in my radio does not have to on that goes from radio to car harness. where can i find on for a JVC model KD-LH1100

Get the harness for your car. Any local stereo shop will have it. Also pick up the dash mounting kit. It will have the instructions to take your dash apart.

You should get a wiring harness specific to your vehicle make and model.

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hi peter, before you start using the rest of the harness cables find out if the harness you have is a jvc original for your model. the black wire is the ground/chassis cable only for a jvc kd-r411. you mite be using a compatible fitting harness whose " wire colour configuration" is incorrect for your model. cheers.

For radio wire harness click the link below:---

http://repairhelpcenter.blogspot.com/2012/12/wire-harness-for-radio-jvc-kd-s5050.html

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These will help.

Thanks.

Sounds like a bad ground.

need to check the yellow constant power wire on wire harness to see

1. connected to battery with constant 12 volts
2. if wire has power 12 volts

if no power check fuses to see if blown

with out this wire working right you will never have pre set station on radio or clock
with correct time

you have the red and yellow wire on the radio mixed up switch them

The harness looks like what is depicted on this link: http://cgi.ebay.com/JVC--16-PIN-WIRE-HARNESS-FOR-CD-PLAYER-BLACK-BRAND-NEW_W0QQitemZ370214069143QQcmdZViewItemQQimsxZ20090612?IMSfp=TL090612198008r8862
This connector fits the following JVC Car Radio/CD/MP3 Players with 16 pin connection.
All wires are labeled.
Hope this helps....................sodeep

Hello claude_bouth,You need a vehicle specific aftermarket connector generally called a "wiring harness". Your JVC came with a plug that fits the back of the receiver with "pigtail" wires which you splice to the harness wires. http://www.SonicElectronix.com sells the Metra 70-7301 which appears to be the correct harness for your Elantra.You can tap into the wiring of the car harness and splice the wires by function into the appropriate car wires, but using the aftermarket vehicle specific wiring harness is a lot easier and you don't need to disturb the vehicle wiring in any way, just plug into it. It also makes it possible to re-install the factory radio if you ever need to do so. If you choose to tap and splice, you can find your Elantra's wiring color code at http://www.modifiedlife.com.Hope this helps.

Don't know the pin configuration off hand, but you can still buy the harness for the Kameleon from JVC. www.jvc.com the link is here
http://www.jvcservice.com/store/ProductDetail.asp?part=QAM0066-002 and it's $22.48 OUCH!!!

Larry T
Winona Lake, IN
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