Thanks for looking , the problem is that I was given by a friend a Sony cdx-m630 head unit that he replaced by another one, but the instaler cut the wires in the HU in a way that I can't identify the wires. I don't know where the wires go and witch wire is witch.
Tried searching but didn't find anything helpfull to my case. If anyone can point me in the rigth direction i'll apreciated.
BTW Iv'e been to the Sony web site but everything i can find/download is the owners manual and it doesn't has any diagrams/map for the wires. Been to Crutchfield and found the same.

Any help?


Modified by JavierP.R. at 9:33 AM 1/11/2006

 

You can't determine what the colors are???

 

Not everyone of them, they look like this:

White/white/black=?

Green/green/black=?

Violet/violet/black=?

Grey/grey/black=?(I know this ones are speakers but witch one is what?)

Blue/white=?

Ligth blue=?

Blue=?

Peach=?(This ones are the ones I really need help with)

Red=power

Yellow=remote?

Black=ground

Anyway thanks for looking.

 

If you're using a wire harness adapter to plug into the car's wiring, just match up the colors. If you have wires left over coming from the deck, tape them up and zip tie them out of the way. Done.

 

BTW: Whites, Greens, Violets and Greys are your speaker wires (Solid is + and stripe is -). Blue/white generally power antenna (or remote), Light blue is generally an ATT input (not used), Peach I can't remember... Yellow is constant power (not remote) and Red is switched power. Black you got right...

 

i've seen an orange that was an dimmer wire. the peach may be similar.

 

Good call! Probably orange that's faded or something...

 

Thanks for the help guys! I'll order the harness kit from Crutchfield and just match the colors.

 

You know you can get the harness at any car stereo shop... Or BestBuy. Or Circuit City.

 

Not in Puerto Rico!

 

You don't have ANY stereo shops in PR? None? I find that hard to believe...

 

Yes we have lots of them but the ones close to me don't carry them. It seems peolpe down here prefere to do the instalation the hard way. Plus the stores like Pep Boys, Western Auto, Walmart, Big Kmart, Sears... don't sell that mutch car audio stuff.