Head unit wiring help
trying to wire in my alpine deck but i'm having some trouble. car is a 91 integra. nothing i try seems to work. help?
wires from the car are:
red with green stripe
red with yellow stripe
red with black stripe
yellow with red stripe
yellow with white stripe

wires from the car are:
red with green stripe
red with yellow stripe
red with black stripe
yellow with red stripe
yellow with white stripe

well you should have used a wire harness if the facory plug was still there.
but here.
yel/red - is accy goes to red wire on radio
blue/wht - 12v constant
Yel/wht - power antenna
red/blk - Illumination
blk - ground
red/yel - RR+
brn/wht - RR-
blue/yel - LR+
grey/wht LR-
blue/grn - LF+
gry/blk - LF-
red/grn - RF+
Brn/blk - RF-
but here.
yel/red - is accy goes to red wire on radio
blue/wht - 12v constant
Yel/wht - power antenna
red/blk - Illumination
blk - ground
red/yel - RR+
brn/wht - RR-
blue/yel - LR+
grey/wht LR-
blue/grn - LF+
gry/blk - LF-
red/grn - RF+
Brn/blk - RF-
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Neren »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">trying to wire in my alpine deck but i'm having some trouble. car is a 91 integra. nothing i try seems to work. help?
wires from the car are:
red with green stripe
red with yellow stripe
red with black stripe
yellow with red stripe
yellow with white stripe

</TD></TR></TABLE> Try here, http://www.installdr.com/Harnesses/HA-Wiring.pdf then also check both the radio acc. fuse in the under dash fuse box and the backup fuse in the under hood fuse box, [it will be a 7.5A].
That said, the Alpine Hu needs more then 7.5A for it's yellow lead, [constant power]
DO NOT replace the 7.5A fuse with a bigger one, it will not help and you can damage the cars wire harness. As you should have read in the install manual, it tells you to connect the yellow directly to the batt., just run a fused 10ga or 12ga wire from the batt. to behind the HU and connect the yellow to it, SQ will be better, don't forget to cap off the stock constant power wire, [white w/yellow or blue tracer] also if the Alpine HU you have does not have an illumination wire, cap off the stock wire, [red/black]
94
wires from the car are:
red with green stripe
red with yellow stripe
red with black stripe
yellow with red stripe
yellow with white stripe

</TD></TR></TABLE> Try here, http://www.installdr.com/Harnesses/HA-Wiring.pdf then also check both the radio acc. fuse in the under dash fuse box and the backup fuse in the under hood fuse box, [it will be a 7.5A].That said, the Alpine Hu needs more then 7.5A for it's yellow lead, [constant power]
DO NOT replace the 7.5A fuse with a bigger one, it will not help and you can damage the cars wire harness. As you should have read in the install manual, it tells you to connect the yellow directly to the batt., just run a fused 10ga or 12ga wire from the batt. to behind the HU and connect the yellow to it, SQ will be better, don't forget to cap off the stock constant power wire, [white w/yellow or blue tracer] also if the Alpine HU you have does not have an illumination wire, cap off the stock wire, [red/black]
94
the best thing to do is go to best buy or circuit city after you get the diagram get a reverse harness and then wire it to stock wires then up to the head unit harness that way if you ever sell it u could put the stock one back it with no problem and it also makes future upgrades easier
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its about 60 to 80 dollars to do that. Just wire it up to that har. its the cheapist thing to do.
its about 60 to 80 dollars to do that. Just wire it up to that har. its the cheapist thing to do.
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its about 60 to 80 dollars to do that. Just wire it up to that har. its the cheapist thing to do.</TD></TR></TABLE>
buahahahahahaha actually its not
I know cus i used to work there. a reverse harness is 18.50 and the aftermarket harness is the same price i left out the fact that you need a reverse and the regular for the 88-01 hondas. So total 34 bucks avg. NOT 60 FOOL ahahahah
its about 60 to 80 dollars to do that. Just wire it up to that har. its the cheapist thing to do.</TD></TR></TABLE>
buahahahahahaha actually its not
I know cus i used to work there. a reverse harness is 18.50 and the aftermarket harness is the same price i left out the fact that you need a reverse and the regular for the 88-01 hondas. So total 34 bucks avg. NOT 60 FOOL ahahahah
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by AMECustom »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">buahahahahahaha actually its not
I know cus i used to work there. a reverse harness is 18.50 and the aftermarket harness is the same price i left out the fact that you need a reverse and the regular for the 88-01 hondas. So total 34 bucks avg. NOT 60 FOOL ahahahah</TD></TR></TABLE>
Amazing, Thing is I work at store 110. Your right the harn. are 18.49. But thats if he wants to do it himself. But if hes having trouble with a hu. wiring(no offense) then I dont think he should do it himself. so then heres the list:
18.49 rev har x1
18.49 har. x1
5.00 material fee
~40.00 labor fee
-----------------
81.98
and thats just for the rev. har
with hu install its something like this
18.49 rev har x1
18.49 har. x1
5.00 material fee
~40.00 labor fee
-----------------
81.98
18.49 for dash kit(if needed)x1
11.49/12.49 caps or filters x2 (if needed)
---------------
111.96 or 112.96
thats if we do it. but if he does it himself it would be around 40-50
I know cus i used to work there. a reverse harness is 18.50 and the aftermarket harness is the same price i left out the fact that you need a reverse and the regular for the 88-01 hondas. So total 34 bucks avg. NOT 60 FOOL ahahahah</TD></TR></TABLE>
Amazing, Thing is I work at store 110. Your right the harn. are 18.49. But thats if he wants to do it himself. But if hes having trouble with a hu. wiring(no offense) then I dont think he should do it himself. so then heres the list:
18.49 rev har x1
18.49 har. x1
5.00 material fee
~40.00 labor fee
-----------------
81.98
and thats just for the rev. har
with hu install its something like this
18.49 rev har x1
18.49 har. x1
5.00 material fee
~40.00 labor fee
-----------------
81.98
18.49 for dash kit(if needed)x1
11.49/12.49 caps or filters x2 (if needed)
---------------
111.96 or 112.96
thats if we do it. but if he does it himself it would be around 40-50
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by romoracing »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Amazing, Thing is I work at store 110. Your right the harn. are 18.49. But thats if he wants to do it himself. But if hes having trouble with a hu. wiring(no offense) then I dont think he should do it himself. so then heres the list:
18.49 rev har x1
18.49 har. x1
5.00 material fee
~40.00 labor fee
-----------------
81.98
and thats just for the rev. har
with hu install its something like this
18.49 rev har x1
18.49 har. x1
5.00 material fee
~40.00 labor fee
-----------------
81.98
18.49 for dash kit(if needed)x1
11.49/12.49 caps or filters x2 (if needed)
---------------
111.96 or 112.96
thats if we do it. but if he does it himself it would be around 40-50</TD></TR></TABLE>
AHAHAHAHA thats cool man big ups to 110. Man i quit bestbuy in august cus my supervisor was a dick. I gave him a bottle of clearasil and told him to have a nice day (supe. has extremely bad acne) o ya i worked in the install bay too. U dont need speaker filters those are jsut money for best buy, wiring is easer just match the colors on aftermarket harness. I recomend not connecting the dimmer wires (orange ones) just cus they have high risks of blowing . Trust me if you cant install your own headunit u neeeeeeed to find a new hobby.
Amazing, Thing is I work at store 110. Your right the harn. are 18.49. But thats if he wants to do it himself. But if hes having trouble with a hu. wiring(no offense) then I dont think he should do it himself. so then heres the list:
18.49 rev har x1
18.49 har. x1
5.00 material fee
~40.00 labor fee
-----------------
81.98
and thats just for the rev. har
with hu install its something like this
18.49 rev har x1
18.49 har. x1
5.00 material fee
~40.00 labor fee
-----------------
81.98
18.49 for dash kit(if needed)x1
11.49/12.49 caps or filters x2 (if needed)
---------------
111.96 or 112.96
thats if we do it. but if he does it himself it would be around 40-50</TD></TR></TABLE>
AHAHAHAHA thats cool man big ups to 110. Man i quit bestbuy in august cus my supervisor was a dick. I gave him a bottle of clearasil and told him to have a nice day (supe. has extremely bad acne) o ya i worked in the install bay too. U dont need speaker filters those are jsut money for best buy, wiring is easer just match the colors on aftermarket harness. I recomend not connecting the dimmer wires (orange ones) just cus they have high risks of blowing . Trust me if you cant install your own headunit u neeeeeeed to find a new hobby.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by AMECustom »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
AHAHAHAHA thats cool man big ups to 110. Man i quit bestbuy in august cus my supervisor was a dick. I gave him a bottle of clearasil and told him to have a nice day (supe. has extremely bad acne) o ya i worked in the install bay too. U dont need speaker filters those are jsut money for best buy, wiring is easer just match the colors on aftermarket harness. I recomend not connecting the dimmer wires (orange ones) just cus they have high risks of blowing . Trust me if you cant install your own headunit u neeeeeeed to find a new hobby. </TD></TR></TABLE>
lol, yeah you dont need the filters. But hey who doesnt like money? I also dont connect the dimmer wire. (not because of the blowing part) i just never connected it. Yeah, its just color coded wires but some people just suck at connecting 2 wires together
Its also cool to meet another best buy installer. (i mean ex-installer)
AHAHAHAHA thats cool man big ups to 110. Man i quit bestbuy in august cus my supervisor was a dick. I gave him a bottle of clearasil and told him to have a nice day (supe. has extremely bad acne) o ya i worked in the install bay too. U dont need speaker filters those are jsut money for best buy, wiring is easer just match the colors on aftermarket harness. I recomend not connecting the dimmer wires (orange ones) just cus they have high risks of blowing . Trust me if you cant install your own headunit u neeeeeeed to find a new hobby. </TD></TR></TABLE>
lol, yeah you dont need the filters. But hey who doesnt like money? I also dont connect the dimmer wire. (not because of the blowing part) i just never connected it. Yeah, its just color coded wires but some people just suck at connecting 2 wires together
Its also cool to meet another best buy installer. (i mean ex-installer)
the only thing good about bestbuy was the discount. I dont recomend people workin there for an actual living though. Best discount in car audio and home thearter i got all my **** before i quit
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by AMECustom »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">the only thing good about bestbuy was the discount. I dont recomend people workin there for an actual living though. Best discount in car audio and home thearter i got all my **** before i quit
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im just working there because i want to "soup up" my car. once i do that or get far enough into "souping" it up then im going to find a better place.
</TD></TR></TABLE>im just working there because i want to "soup up" my car. once i do that or get far enough into "souping" it up then im going to find a better place.
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Cutting harnesses is no good.

