my friend had like orange for a wire umm for my front wire it comes like rear with red and white right thanks guys

 

 

Say what now?

 

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WTF does ^^^^^ mean?

 

Oh yeah it the wire from that fuse thing right?

 

You need to found out if the wire is live. So just start touching all them together.

 

Take a shower. Run outside really fast. Grab ahold of the positive post on the battery and then stick your tongue on the negative post. That will fix everything.

 

alright, the point has been made. Let the OP respond with a more descriptive post.

 

in accord i got a 97 accord well wanted to know i have red white wires right cause friends car not honda but has orange wanted to know thanks

 

one power, seriously, you need to clarify what the hell you're talking about

talking about random wires (i think 3 threads on this now) with no description whatsoever about them , where they are, what you're trying to do with them etc

Usually colored = power and white is ground but I have no idea what you're talking about so you should clarify that first

 

sorry man **** question was i have a 97 accord dx i wnated to know if in the front has red and white wires like the rear

 

to everyone yes my post i'm drunk yes thats why i'm not makin sense
sorry for **** finallly read my crap i wroye

 

hey muffin man your from where i see you know **** a lot about accord topics

 

front will have two wires as well, should be similar to the rear whether they're red/white or not depends, I would imagine so

 

making sense now man appreciate it

 

wtf!

 

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I agree.

OP,
wait til your sober, then come back and try being more descriptive of what your trying to do. This will help people to understand what wires you're talking about exactly.