My wires blew up when i was conecting my stuff .. I really like this radio , and its still workin .. where can I find the wire that conects the radio to the car ? .. pleaze tkns I live around mtl in qc canada ...

there is a fuse for the radio in the fuse box, if your power was ripped out , find the radio fuse and make a new conection from there
ground can be made conecting to any metalic part of the car

connect the red wire to acc fuse, the yellow wire to constant dc and the black wire to car chassis. probably you connect the black wire to the dimmer light

check your remote wire witch is blue and hot wire witch is red on the back of cd player an see if its still conected

if youve replaced all fuses and radio not working the impact could have losened conections to radio. pull radio and check conections/leads if ok have radio checked out

first things first check your fuses and i mean all of them replace all that are bad with proper fuse amprages

you are going to have to do some probing of those wires to find the ones you need you can buy a voltmeter(25$ or less) or a simple test light(2-5$) from a local automotive store

colors to look for are
primary power wires :red,yellow, black for ground
accsesory wire from igntion ,orange or blue with wite stripe and posibly pink(rare)

any wire that has an on and off state from the turn key igntion can be used depending on its gauge/size test the orange one first as this is the most common color to use for the accsesories wire
to test you have the igntion in the on postion if you get a readying of +12 volt and then turn the igntion of and recive a reading of 0 volts this would be an on off wire
note: check the auxsilary postion of the turn key igntion also if there is no power to the wire in the auxzilary postion it is the incorect wire for the radio

BLACK> should be a ground wire
RED>should be an igntion supply wire of a larger diameter
YELLOW> should be a battery supply lead strait from the fuse box battery conection "always on"connect the wire of the stereo labeld battery to the always on battery lead ,this is for the memory function of the radio

ORANGE>(may be pink only seen pink in buick's) should be an on/off wire from the igntion and used for the main power of the radio so it is shut of when the car is turnt of this is also the wire you would hook the amplifyer on off up to if the radio dont supply the blue wire with white stripe aka ant/motor
test the on off state of the wire befor conecting it to the radio
you will conect the red (+ positive) wire to this on/off state wire

cation! disconect the batery ground wire when conecting anything to the main yellow battery wire as it is directly conected thru an exspensive(12$) 30 amp fuse

if you dont know what wires are what for the speakers in the car use a 9 volt batery to find the speaker wire leads (ues a brand new 9 volt)
ntsc standard color pairs are
white and grey front
green & brown for back
i dont remeber the left and right
the black stripe on the speaker leads means the ground or negative side of the speaker
good luck instaling your new radio hope i have helped you out

I dont understand your question, but ignition wire wich is conected at pin 10 in the accesory connector must be conected to the ignition, fuse is recomended for security reasons but you can use a 1 amp fuse, this line is just a sense to get the radio on or off folowing the ignition

Is the service light on?

make sure your ground wire is connected securely to bare metal

found a broken antenna wire

if your instaling an after maket radio as in a kenwood or bose, and stuff just get a conection that goes from the stock radio hookup to the new radio. it keeps you from having to splice and cut your wires.......