Daewoo Matiz 1998: How to Connect New Radio with Different Connector - ISO Cubes, Adapters

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Hello, I am totally green in it, so I am asking for any simple explanations :) Well, I have such a problem, because I took out the old radio and I can not mount a new radio to Matiz, 1998, because it just has a different connector than the old one. I've looked a lot in this topic, read about...

piotrek22101 · Accepted Answer

New cube - car
Red - yellow
Yellow. - Orange.
Blue - insulate.
Black. -. Black.
Speaker cube, colors and shortcuts.
Brown-green --- + FL
Gray. - FL
Green-gray. + FR
Green and black. FR
Brown. + RL
Yellow. -RI
Blue. + RR
Blue-gray - RR

piotrek22101 · Answer

Instead of this cube from the old radio, you need to connect the new one. She should be on the radio. The previous installer cut the factory cube and replaced it with electric cubes.

Alavn · Answer

It should be but I don't have it. Will I have to buy one?

piotrek22101 · Answer

Yes. You need to look for a radio model. If it is finished with ISO cubes, then you install ISO in the car and there is a set.

Alavn · Answer

I understand that this is supposed to be such a cube, right? And will this be the only thing to buy?

piotrek22101 · Answer

If this white one is dedicated to this radio, then either you will cut the black plugs and solder / connect the wires with those from the car, or buy ISO cubes (some photo) and connect them with the car's bundle and then break everything.

Alavn · Answer

I am almost sure that it is not dedicated so is it safe to buy such a cube at all?

piotrek22101 · Answer

There may be different signals at other places. E.g. mass instead of a loudspeaker, etc. It is easy to damage the equipment. The second thing is a different shape can have individual sockets. Write what kind of radio this is, maybe someone will know something. You can also look for the print / markings on the board in the middle, at the soldering points.

Alavn · Answer

This radio is quite popular and cheap on Allegro R11 but I would like to have some radio in the car.
I checked the shape of individual nests and they agree.
I will add a few more photos from inside and outside.

piotrek22101 · Answer

If you can attach a white cube, you can buy it. Then you need to describe the wires according to the pins marked on the board. You can see the markings in the first picture.

Alavn · Answer

I already have this cube, it can be easily connected to the radio,
On each cable its inscription with its purpose, or so I think
Green: LR +
Green-Black: LR-
Purple: RR +
Purple-Black: RR-
Blue: Power Antenna
Yellow: 12V Battery / Constant (12V +)
Black: Chassis Ground (12V-)
Red: 12V Ignition / Switched (12V +)
Gray: RF +
Gray-Black: RF-
White: LF +
White-Black: LF-
I don't know if it will be of any use, but I decided that I could rewrite it here
That's all about the ankle
Now the question is how do I know which cable in the car is from what and whether the end marked in red in the picture is also "from the radio"?

piotrek22101 · Answer

Factory cables are described here. You need to connect the appropriate signals. Weight to weight, plus to plus, etc. The marked plug is not from the radio.

Alavn · Answer

I tried to comprehend this drawing but I still don't understand it It couldn't be that simpler, so to speak ?, I don't know much about electricity, so such nonstate instructions don't tell me much.

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