What type of wiring jack should i get for my car ?
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I'm not 100% sure, but I think that you would need a 4 pin wiring harness, I think the 8 pin wiring is for big trailers (travel trailers) that use electronic brakes, etc... But you could probably Google it.
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I'm not exatcly sure what the slot in your dash looks like, where the stereo goes, but if anything, all you may need to get a dash kit, for your car......and it is always good to get the wire harness, for any vehicle that you're installing a stereo in. Also....I always use end connectors, on head units....they're small, so the don't take up much room, behind your head unit, and they provide good continuity.
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Hi Riqui, The unit does not include all the wiring. You may use adapters depending on your car connection needs. -Anthony
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Im not sure, but what you want to do is check out the installation kit for it that you will have to buy anyway.It will cross referance car to stereo. It will have the faceplate and plug to hook up to your wiring.
879021
Should be able to tap into a signal wire, some googling and wiring diagrams on your specific vehicle should give you the answers you need
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Like most any head unit, this model comes with an adapter to be wired to your car. The harness has wires for all 4 speakers, a remote turn on wire, a dimmer circuit, both power wires and a ground. For most car installs, you should still use a specific adapter (not included) to adopt the included harness to a plug style for your specific car. Some new cars even need specific adapters for emulating some or all of these inputs/outputs.
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I Used the one that came with the jack which I had to solder in line. Very easy installation and it works great. I believe it is a30 amp fuse. The best part is no more cranking the jack when connecting the trailer.
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I would go with the manufacturer recommends. If the wiring is different, the wrong part won't work.
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You should buy a radio harness for your particular vehicle. This will make the job much easier, and will make it so you don't have to splice wires behind your dash. The radio harness will be a connector (or two) that plug into your stock radio harness, and the wires from that kit you will solder/connect to the wires on the two connectors that come with this radio. You may also need an antenna wire, which lets you connect your car's antenna to the stereo's antenna connector. And you will probably also need a "dash kit" for your particular vehicle, since most vehicles do not have normal sized car stereos. You should buy a radio harness for your particular vehicle. This will make the job much easier, and will make it so you don't have to splice wires behind your dash. The radio harness will be a connector (or two) that plug into your stock radio harness, and the wires from that kit you will solder/connect to the wires on the two connectors that come with this radio. You may also need an antenna wire, which lets you connect your car's antenna to the stereo's antenna connector. And you will probably also need a "dash kit" for your particular vehicle, since most vehicles do not have... » Read More You should buy a radio harness for your particular vehicle. This will make the job much easier, and will make it so you don't have to splice wires behind your dash. The radio harness will be a connector (or two) that plug into your stock radio harness, and the wires from that kit you will solder/connect to the wires on the two connectors that come with this radio. You may also need an antenna wire, which lets you connect your car's antenna to the stereo's antenna connector. And you will probably also need a "dash kit" for your particular vehicle, since most vehicles do not have normal sized car stereos. « Show Less
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you dont need any extra wire you just use the wire already in the car, you can get connectors to make your life easier, but mostly you want an amp for them
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if that what you want to do. just remember if you need to disconnect the cord in a hurry. The way I look at things why buy it if your going to modify it. Go to the parts house and buy and build it your way
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Let me answer your second question first. It puts out a very loud tone, so that you don't need the ear buds. Now, as far as using it on automotive wiring, you'd have to make up an adapter to convert the RJ-45 (Ethernet) jack or RJ-15 (4-Line Telephone) jack to whatever plug or wire you need to tone out on a car. This could also be done with alligator clips. But, I'd recommend a tool more suitable for this job.
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Check amazon or a local vendor (walmart-autozone) for a radio wireadapter for your vehicle. They're not too expensive and you keep the integrity of the factory wireharness of your vehicle.
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Nothing specific. Im using an old 3ton jack my father gave me. its about 30 yrs old and still going!
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I don't know. I did my research at Crutchfield.com. Put in my vehicle, picked the radio, and it told me what wiring adaptor, and mounting adaptor. Wrote down the numbers and looked on Amazon. 1/3 the total cost at Amazon and Crutchfield has very good pricing.
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Dear, please do not worry, it is a universal car radio, you should be able to have all the necessary wiring connections with it.
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The car I used this for had a factory amp so I was just keeping the wiring consistent with what I was removing. I actually purchased both harnesses for the vehicle because I wasn't sure what I would see when I removed the factory head unit.