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NormSXi

 posted on 11th Nov 03 at 20:45

quote:
Originally posted by AustinPXX

I know you should have white/white black, green/green black, purple/purple black and grey/grey black but i cant remember which ones are which lol!

[Edited on 10-11-2003 by AustinPXX]


Spot on with the colours AustinPXX!!

Purple (rear right +)
purple/black (rear right -)
grey (front right +)
grey/black (front right - )
white (front left +)
white/black (front right - )
green (rear left +)
green/black (rear left -)

According to my Kenwood manual, and i know the wire colours on my corsa C match that exactly:D

You need to make sure you have the permanent and switched lives wired corectly mate, or the HU won't store radio presets or settings when you turn the ignition off!

The back of your factory HU should have markings saying which pin is which, mine does, so you could trace the connections from there maybe?

hope some of this rambling helps! :lol:


break

 posted on 11th Nov 03 at 13:05

Thanks alot AustinPXX.

Kind Regards
Trev


Richie

 posted on 10th Nov 03 at 23:30

http://www.tonkins.com.au/frameset/tonkins.htm

Contact them and they will sort you out with one :)


break

 posted on 10th Nov 03 at 23:25

Where can I get one of these ISO adapters (I'm in Australia so an online store with international post would be essential)


Richie

 posted on 10th Nov 03 at 21:11

The manual will give you most details of which wires are which for your headunit if they arent labelled, then you just match them up with this on the ISO loom

Battery +12 volt: Yellow or Red

Illumination: Orange

Ignition +12 volt: Red

Electric Aerial: Blue

Earth / Ground: Black or Brown

Phone Mute: Purple



Cant remember speaker wire colours at the moment lol, im sure someone else could confirm which one is which.

I know you should have white/white black, green/green black, purple/purple black and grey/grey black but i cant remember which ones are which lol!

[Edited on 10-11-2003 by AustinPXX]


Stu_22

 posted on 10th Nov 03 at 21:06

Thats what I thought any where got a diagram of which wires go where


Richie

 posted on 10th Nov 03 at 19:55

Best thing you can do mate is buy an autoleads ISO extension, cut off the block with no pins in it, and match em all up. US/JAPAN ect dont follow ISO.


Stu_22

 posted on 10th Nov 03 at 18:59

Just bought a new pioneer headunit, got it from hong kong as it was cheaper.
With my last pioneer headunit all i had to do was plug it in all the plugs fitted. With my new one its connecter has a much smaller plug one end for the headunit and just wires the other end. So is it possible to get adapters as I dont want to cut up the car original wiring.