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Connecting Chinese Car Radio: Wiring & ISO Harness Guide for No-Name Brands

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  • #2 17126292
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    Hello. Everything described on the cards.
    red - power after the ignition
    yellow - power from aku.
    black mass
    blue - power for the antenna or antenna amplifier
    orange - straining after putting on the lights or because the ignition switch is at your discretion
    and this white bone is from this chinczyk? Because stnndart has it. Connecting Chinese Car Radio: Wiring & ISO Harness Guide for No-Name Brands
  • #3 17126318
    Martineditt
    Level 7  
    This white cube is out of the car. And I have 5 free wires. Black, red, blue, green, gray. And what now?

    Added after 2 [minutes]:

    Martineditt wrote:
    This white cube is out of the car. And I have 5 free wires. Black, red, blue, green, gray. And what now?
    . And in this Chinese there are two black cables one with the description GND And the other GND-. Is it going to be fastened together?
  • #4 17126333
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    You're only interested in 15 GND - the rest mass is in the back system.
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    #5 17126399
    Freddy
    Level 43  
    PITERRR wrote:
    You're only interested in 15 GND - the rest mass is in the back system.
    Yeah, sure, and 16 and 17 who will connect?
    The mass alone is not enough to play, you still need power.
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  • #6 17126426
    Martineditt
    Level 7  
    Gentlemen, I have wires in my ankle: black, red, gray, green, blue. And in Chinese black GND-, second black GND, orange ILL, red ACC, yellow B +, pink AMP, blue ANT-CONT.
    How to connect it with what to play?
  • #7 17126480
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    After all, I wrote you in post # 2?
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  • #9 17126558
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    And the cube to which you want to connect and in what car?
  • #10 17126561
    Martineditt
    Level 7  
    This is the cube from the car. Sorry. The car is Honda Prelude IV generation

    Added after 3 [minutes]:

    I connected something badly because the radio worked ok, the antenna was going out but the parking lights were lost. It fired a fuse from these lights. I got out the radio, changed the fuse and the lights came back.
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    #11 17126578
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    Turn this plug from the side to the radio?
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    #13 17126595
    Freddy
    Level 43  
    So something like that?
    Connecting Chinese Car Radio: Wiring & ISO Harness Guide for No-Name Brands
  • #14 17126598
    Martineditt
    Level 7  
    Yes. Exactly the same
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    #15 17126604
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    And the matter has already cleared up with connection.
  • #16 17126615
    Martineditt
    Level 7  
    Ok. A pin a4 where to connect?
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    #17 17126621
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    Hold memory for BATT + yellow direct power from aku.
  • #18 17126628
    Martineditt
    Level 7  
    Ok. Thank you so much for help. I'm going to check. I will let you know what and how

    Added after 43 [minutes]:

    All right. Thank you so much for help ;)
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    #19 17126752
    Freddy
    Level 43  
    Martineditt wrote:
    All right. Thank you so much for help ;)
    That's OK then.
    Close the topic using the key Connecting Chinese Car Radio: Wiring & ISO Harness Guide for No-Name Brands - you will get extra points for it.
  • #20 17126761
    Martineditt
    Level 7  
    I would like to thank Fredro and Piterrr for help. Thanks to you everything works as it should.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around connecting a Chinese no-name car radio, focusing on wiring and the ISO harness. The user initially inquired about the correct wiring connections, specifically for power and ground. Various responses provided detailed wiring color codes: red for ignition power, yellow for battery power, black for ground, blue for antenna power, and orange for illumination. The user faced challenges with multiple black ground wires and experienced issues with blown fuses when connecting the radio. After clarifying the wiring setup and receiving guidance on connecting the power and ground wires, the user successfully resolved the issues and expressed gratitude for the assistance received.
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