Did you happen to look into buying a wire harness adapter? The sell them fairly cheap at Auto Parts Stores. (approx. $20-$25) It is very easy, as well as making sure it is correct. Otherwise you are taking risks of many types. Such as, electrical issues, sound issues, etc. Just a suggestion.
Radio 12v: white/yellow + radio harness
Radio Ground: black/light blue - radio harness
Radio Ignition: black/pink + radio harness
Radio Illumination: red/black (dimmer) + radio harness
LF Speaker: orange/light green (+) - light blue/white (-)
RF Speaker: white/llight green (+) - green/orange(-)
LR Speaker: gray/light blue (+) - tan/yel (-)
RR Speaker: orange/red (+) - brown/pnk (-)
Can't say for sure but the constant, ground, and ignition wire colors. If those aren't present, look for the following:
12v Constant: Green/Violet or Green/Black
12v Ignition: Pink/Black
Ground: Black/Green
Hope this helps.
simplify please and all the wires that u mentioned are there plus more and alot of the wires resemble each other should i pay $60 to get it installed professionally?
These wires that are used to power the radio and connect up to the speakers. Since a lot of the wires look similar you should verify each wire by using a meter before connecting your equipment. If this is too difficult for you to do, then the best option would to have your equipment to be professionally installed.
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this seems like a good answer im gonna give it a shot
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