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amym1586 
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My radio wiring coming directly from the car were cut.
I bought this part..
http://www.installer.com/item/display_item.php?it=71-1858
and I'm trying to rewire the plug back on.
Constant 12V+     Orange
Switched 12V+      Yellow
Ground              Black
Illumination      Gray
Dimmer              Brown
Antenna Trigger Pink
Left Front (+)      Tan
Left Front (-)      Gray
Right Front (+) Light Green
Right Front (-) Dark Green
Left Rear (+)      Brown
Left Rear (-)      Yellow
Right Rear (+)      Dark Blue
Right Rear (-)      Light Blue
I've done this all exactly as it says.
Conveniently, there are 2- yellow wires, 2- brown wires and 2-gray wires.
I have switched and switched back and done every possible connection I can think of.
From there, I then wired up a cd player. I can get it to come on but there is no sound whatsoever. I have checked and rechecked the wiring. I blew one fuse(the interior light) during the install but all the other fuses look fine. During the install some of the wires touched and the speakers in the back made a loud static sound. Did I blow the speakers?
Any help would be much appreciated.
tedmond 
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WIRECOLORPOLARITYLOCATION 97 pontiac sunfire wiring info. -- posted image.
97 pontiac sunfire wiring info. -- posted image.Battery ORANGE (+) RADIO HARNESS 
97 pontiac sunfire wiring info. -- posted image.Accesory YELLOW (+) RADIO HARNESS 
97 pontiac sunfire wiring info. -- posted image.Ground BLACK (-) RADIO HARNESS 
97 pontiac sunfire wiring info. -- posted image.Illumination GRAY (+) RADIO HARNESS 
97 pontiac sunfire wiring info. -- posted image.Dimmer BROWN (+) RADIO HARNESS 
97 pontiac sunfire wiring info. -- posted image.Power Antenna PINK (+) RADIO HARNESS 
97 pontiac sunfire wiring info. -- posted image.LF Speaker (+) TAN 
97 pontiac sunfire wiring info. -- posted image.LF Speaker (-) GRAY 
97 pontiac sunfire wiring info. -- posted image.RF Speaker (+) LIGHT GREEN 
97 pontiac sunfire wiring info. -- posted image.RF Speaker (-) DARK GREEN 
97 pontiac sunfire wiring info. -- posted image.LR Speaker (+) BROWN 
97 pontiac sunfire wiring info. -- posted image.LR Speaker (-) YELLOW 
97 pontiac sunfire wiring info. -- posted image.RR Speaker (+) DARK BLUE 
97 pontiac sunfire wiring info. -- posted image.RR Speaker (-) LIGHT BLUE 
97 pontiac sunfire wiring info. -- posted image.Radio Security YES
cross referance your wires with the wiring chart i just gave you. Also make sure your speakers arent toast. Take a 1.5v battery and for pu tthe negative from speaker to negative on battery and postive to pos. touch the wires to the battery and hear or look for a crackling sound. That will ensure the speakers still work and function.
amym1586 
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Posted: January 11, 2008 at 12:45 PM / IP Logged  
Everything looks the same.
Tried the battery test with a definite crackling sound.
I really wanted to get this done by myself. 97 pontiac sunfire wiring info. -- posted image.
Thanks for you help.
tedmond 
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is your unit givein out any sound at all? check to see the vol is up and the fade is centered. did you just get the unit? or is from another car?

amym1586 
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no sound at all.
It's a brand new unit.
It came with a remote and I've tried muting and un-muting and turning the volume up and down. Still nothing.
amym1586 
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Posted: January 11, 2008 at 5:20 PM / IP Logged  
Drum Roll please..
Here comes the man I'm dumb speech!
My first step should have been to change that fuse.
You probably thought I was smart enough to have already done that..but nope. Apparently that fuse that said it was for the interior light also had something to do with the speakers..changed it and now everything is working!
Thanks so much for the help!
tedmond 
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Posted: January 11, 2008 at 6:15 PM / IP Logged  
gee, never heard of interior fuse being connected somhow with the speakers unless there is a factory amp which i dont see in any of my wiring charts. well nice to know you got it working .

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