I am trying to install a new stereo in my 2003 Toyota Tundra. I need some help with the wiring. The 13 wires that I need to connect to my new stereo are: blue, black, brown, pink/blue, purple, blue/black, yellow, green, red, white, black/red, light green, and grey/black. Can anyone help me with what each of these wires are? (i.e. battery, speakers, acc.)
Thanks
Replies (7)
ttocs on 12/19/2005 10:39:06
it would be alot easier to use a aftermarket hrns to wire into the stock wiring. Is the stock hrns cut off?
Scrappy0125 on 12/19/2005 15:06:35
yes it is...
compvr15s on 12/19/2005 16:31:48
have you tried a google search for the wiring schematics? for that vehicle, if not give that a try... if that dont work you can pull each speaker out and identify the wire colors, that will eliminate 8 of the colors...
here is a site that you can pay for the stereo wiring schematics
http://www.mobileinformationlabs.com/index.htm
under $15 but im sure we can help you here so dont go with this procedure unless we cant get you the info you need, we have a few installers here that may be familiar with that vehicle..
ill keep looking tho, see what i can find
UKinstaller on 12/20/2005 01:55:17
yellow wire - blue/yellow wire
red wire - gray wire
black wire - brown wire
white wire - pink
wire/black wire - purple
grey wire - lt. green
grey/black - blue
green wire - black
green/black - yellow
purple wire - red
purple/black - whire
and that will be everything you need. tape off any unused wires wires.
-UK
Scrappy0125 on 12/20/2005 03:45:21
I tried the connections that you recommended and there is a lot of fuzziness. Also I can not hear out of the left speakers.
Scrappy0125 on 12/20/2005 03:47:19
I tried the connections that you recommended and there is a lot of fuzziness. Also I can not hear out of the left speakers.
Scrappy0125 on 12/20/2005 04:15:26
I solved the not being able to hear out of the left speakers (one of the wires wasn't properly connected--stupid me), but I still have the fuzziness and when I turn off the stereo there is a popping sound. Can anyone help me figure this out???
Thanks
Replies (7)
ttocs on 12/19/2005 10:39:06
it would be alot easier to use a aftermarket hrns to wire into the stock wiring. Is the stock hrns cut off?
Scrappy0125 on 12/19/2005 15:06:35
yes it is...
compvr15s on 12/19/2005 16:31:48
have you tried a google search for the wiring schematics? for that vehicle, if not give that a try... if that dont work you can pull each speaker out and identify the wire colors, that will eliminate 8 of the colors...
here is a site that you can pay for the stereo wiring schematics
http://www.mobileinformationlabs.com/index.htm
under $15 but im sure we can help you here so dont go with this procedure unless we cant get you the info you need, we have a few installers here that may be familiar with that vehicle..
ill keep looking tho, see what i can find
UKinstaller on 12/20/2005 01:55:17
yellow wire - blue/yellow wire
red wire - gray wire
black wire - brown wire
white wire - pink
wire/black wire - purple
grey wire - lt. green
grey/black - blue
green wire - black
green/black - yellow
purple wire - red
purple/black - whire
and that will be everything you need. tape off any unused wires wires.
-UK
Scrappy0125 on 12/20/2005 03:45:21
I tried the connections that you recommended and there is a lot of fuzziness. Also I can not hear out of the left speakers.
Scrappy0125 on 12/20/2005 03:47:19
I tried the connections that you recommended and there is a lot of fuzziness. Also I can not hear out of the left speakers.
Scrappy0125 on 12/20/2005 04:15:26
I solved the not being able to hear out of the left speakers (one of the wires wasn't properly connected--stupid me), but I still have the fuzziness and when I turn off the stereo there is a popping sound. Can anyone help me figure this out???
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