capaciters, diodes, and some DIY help

noway2 said:
A picture would be helpful, but I’ll hazard a guess that it’s either an Amp or Molex plug. The pins get crimped onto the wire and they snap into the plug. It takes a tool to remove the pins, but if you’re careful, you shouldn’t have to.

Mouser and Digikey are good places to buy pieces parts for things like this.
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I can get a pic today for you
 
noway2 said:
A picture would be helpful, but I’ll hazard a guess that it’s either an Amp or Molex plug. The pins get crimped onto the wire and they snap into the plug. It takes a tool to remove the pins, but if you’re careful, you shouldn’t have to.

Mouser and Digikey are good places to buy pieces parts for things like this.
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here is something I found online right quick



Here is what back of radio looks like
14pradio.jpg






here is factory harness FROM THE CAR

14p.jpg





So I need a plug that would look like the back of the radio to plug into the plug in the lower picures
 
Button Pusher said:
I think you can get the small ISO harness at walmart where they sell the car radios.
Cut off the old connector and then splice in the new one. Amazon has them and also on ebay.

Find the p/n here.
https://www.scosche.com/car-audio/installation/harness

Additional how to info.
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I called that company directly and got the PN - what they told me doesnt work



Ive even heard of people taking apart the factory unit to use the plug on the back of the radio and rewiring it to work, apparently these plugs are very uncommon in 14 pin size
 
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