i need the wire colors of the factory harness for the speaker wires
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bleblanc on 09/15/2006 03:34:19
it has a jbl audio system
ttocs on 09/15/2006 07:44:35
what are you wanting to do? If you are replacing the system it is better to get an aftermarket hrns that will clip into the factory hrns. I will not have access to something that new myself, in the shop we normally figure it out one way or another with out any color codes. You would probably be better lookin up a 4-runner forum and see if they have access.
UKinstaller on 09/16/2006 21:24:21
if you are adding an aftermarket deck, you're out of luck. the amplifiers in those cars are turned on through DATA wires, so you can't directly interface. either re-wire the car and bypass the amp, or get a really expensive adapter.
-UK
emoboywyl on 09/17/2006 03:56:25
... or bypass the amp at the amp (instead of rewiring) which is a little more complicated and may take longer depending on how fast you can run wire through that vehile.
Not saying it's a better option... just another one =)
Personally, I'd rather sit in someone's truck and bypass an amp than run new wires to all the speakers. Some trunks are acctually quite comfortable. =)
Replies (4)
bleblanc on 09/15/2006 03:34:19
it has a jbl audio system
ttocs on 09/15/2006 07:44:35
what are you wanting to do? If you are replacing the system it is better to get an aftermarket hrns that will clip into the factory hrns. I will not have access to something that new myself, in the shop we normally figure it out one way or another with out any color codes. You would probably be better lookin up a 4-runner forum and see if they have access.
UKinstaller on 09/16/2006 21:24:21
if you are adding an aftermarket deck, you're out of luck. the amplifiers in those cars are turned on through DATA wires, so you can't directly interface. either re-wire the car and bypass the amp, or get a really expensive adapter.
-UK
emoboywyl on 09/17/2006 03:56:25
... or bypass the amp at the amp (instead of rewiring) which is a little more complicated and may take longer depending on how fast you can run wire through that vehile.
Not saying it's a better option... just another one =)
Personally, I'd rather sit in someone's truck and bypass an amp than run new wires to all the speakers. Some trunks are acctually quite comfortable. =)
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