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Car Stereo Wiring Harnesses & Interfaces Explained - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Being positive grey black being negative and then finally we have the orange wire the orange wire isMoreBeing positive grey black being negative and then finally we have the orange wire the orange wire is typically an illumination wire in some vehicle is called a dimmer wire occasionally.

How to Install Car Stereo - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip There's not an eight speaker wire. So it takes a little bit of time. Then you get the bracket fromMoreThere's not an eight speaker wire. So it takes a little bit of time. Then you get the bracket from the old radio slip the new radio into the bracket and screw it in on the sides.

How to Properly Connect A Wire Harness Car Audio 101 - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip You want to make sure the solder soaks all the way through it's not a DAB. Not half the wire becauseMoreYou want to make sure the solder soaks all the way through it's not a DAB. Not half the wire because that's not going to give you a nice solid true connection.

Car Stereo Wiring Harnesses & Interfaces Explained - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip And black wire labeled dimmer typically. These have the exact same function however the dimmer mayMoreAnd black wire labeled dimmer typically. These have the exact same function however the dimmer may actually adjust up and down between 0 volts and 12 volts as you make an adjustment to your interior.

Flat Fee (Install) Most independent auto shops charge between $70-$90 per hour, and most dealerships charge between $80-$125 per hour. Most people are unaware but major retailers such as BestBuy and Walmart also install stereos, usually for a flat fee of around $100.

Almost any type of car radio will fit your car. But it's important that you take measurements of your current stereo before going shopping to make sure you get one that will size properly. The most common type is a single DIN stereo, but this can be replaced with either a Single or Double-DIN head unit.

Wiring in a new head unit is often the most daunting part of the process, which is especially true if you have no prior experience with electronics or wiring. If that's the case, then you'll find the job much easier if you use a wiring harness that's designed specifically for your vehicle and head unit.

How to - Installing a new Headunit // Supercheap Auto - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Slide the new head unit into the dashboard location connect wiring harness you prepared earlier andMoreSlide the new head unit into the dashboard location connect wiring harness you prepared earlier and plug in the antenna. Reassemble the dashboard.

How to Install Car Stereo - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip If you look closely you'll see there's two screws on each side that you screw in you just screw themMoreIf you look closely you'll see there's two screws on each side that you screw in you just screw them in tight huh. Then you get the antenna wire and plug that in it's snapping the main wiring.

Car Stereo Wiring Harnesses & Interfaces Explained - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Green being the positive. Green black being the negative then we have two purple speaker wires thisMoreGreen being the positive. Green black being the negative then we have two purple speaker wires this is the right rear purple.