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GU Stereo wiring diagram
GU Stereo wiring diagram
About to replace the old double DIN unit in my GU and was wondering if anyone has a diagram for the original wiring ? I know I can chase speaker wires and so on if need be but something with color codes would be sweet
Cheers
Dan
Cheers
Dan
just use a test light for power, earth your going to have to run yourself as it comes in via the antenna plug for the original sterio.
its always a good idea to test before you hook it up anyway.
its always a good idea to test before you hook it up anyway.
my GUBanzy wrote:Dial up internet.........you'd post something and come back 2 beers later to see if it loaded.
Re: GU Stereo wiring diagram
This is for a GUSlug wrote:About to replace the old double DIN unit in my GU and was wondering if anyone has a diagram for the original wiring ? I know I can chase speaker wires and so on if need be but something with color codes would be sweet
Cheers
Dan
On the Patrol harness:
Red/Green - 12v from Battery
Blue/Orange - Accessory 12v feed
Blue/Black - Lighting Circuit
Purple/White - Power Antenna trigger
Ground it to anything metal on the dash.
Blue - L.Front Speaker +ve
Black/White stripe L.Front Speaker -ve
Brown - R.Front Speaker +ve
Black/Red stripe - R.Front Speaker +ve
Light Green - L.Rear Speaker +ve
Black/Yellow stripe - L.Rear Speaker -ve
Orange - R.Rear Speaker +ve
Black/Pink stripe - R.Rear Speaker -ve
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Dan
[quote="v840"]I bet you're the kind of person, when you're railing someone in the ass
you don't even have the common courtesy to give them a reach around! [/quote]
Dan
[quote="v840"]I bet you're the kind of person, when you're railing someone in the ass
you don't even have the common courtesy to give them a reach around! [/quote]
yeh my old work just around the corner from my house has the adaptor but im too lazy to go there and get one and then put it in.
my GUBanzy wrote:Dial up internet.........you'd post something and come back 2 beers later to see if it loaded.
I just changed my radio over, bought one of those antenna adaptors, but they only work of one of the Patrols antenna, you might have to turn the plug around to get the right antenna to work. Oh and because only one antenna works the reception is not as good. I am trying to bridge the connectors on the adaptor so that both antennas work.
Sorry if this sounds confusing. Also Autobarn sell adaptors to plug into the exhisting harness, all you have to do is solder it to your new radio.
Approx cost $14 for the antenna adaptor and $12 for harness adaptor at a rough guree
Sorry if this sounds confusing. Also Autobarn sell adaptors to plug into the exhisting harness, all you have to do is solder it to your new radio.
Approx cost $14 for the antenna adaptor and $12 for harness adaptor at a rough guree
Check this web site out
http://www.aerpro.com.au/
http://www.aerpro.com.au/
That I didn't know!GU2001 wrote:No Probs, the second antenna on my GU looks like a window demister. It is on the passenger sids back window on the side
Must have been discontinued in the Series III. I know the ones you mean, the Subaru still use them (as do many others).
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Dan
[quote="v840"]I bet you're the kind of person, when you're railing someone in the ass
you don't even have the common courtesy to give them a reach around! [/quote]
Dan
[quote="v840"]I bet you're the kind of person, when you're railing someone in the ass
you don't even have the common courtesy to give them a reach around! [/quote]
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