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How do I fill the hole in my dash with a new radio. It is a 1989 Toyota Corolla with the factory two speakers system. My radio has a power wire, an antenna wire, speaker wires, but there is not a socket to plug into the factory sockets. I do not know what sockets are power or speakers.
I have a probe unit tool, a multimeter, a continuity tester, and a circuit tester; I'm half way smart with using these tools. Thanx Spearedum
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Re: installing a replacement AM/FM radio
get a wiring harness that is specific to your car and headunit. Wire up one side to the headunit and plug the other side into cars harness. You may also need a mounting kit to fill in any gaps.
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Re: installing a replacement AM/FM radio
Thanx Paul;
I want to skip the extra charge of buying the install kit; That's plan B. Plan C is pay someone else to install the radio! ![]() Right now, I'm trying to complete Plan A- attach the wires from my radio and connect them to the wires I cut off of the factory connectors. Dante' |
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Re: installing a replacement AM/FM radio
the harness is like $10-15 at most places. You'll save yourself alot of pain if you just go and buy it
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