I have a 2004 Mitsubishi endeavor limited without navigation. I have taken the stereo out and can't figure out where the red white and black wires go. I have spent many hours googling. Any help very appreciated!!!
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Comment 101 has a wire diagram that should help you http://club4g.org/board/audio/23862-aux-cable-install-3.html
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Yes, you might need to get a dash kit which will cover up any gaps left when installing any aftermarket stereo. Search for one on Amazon, if they don't sell them than you probably don't need one. Get a vehicle specific wire harness to make wire hookup a breeze too.
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Hello there, Your installation would require a Dash kit (99-7873), Harness (70-1722), and Antenna adapter (40-HD10). If your vehicle has steering wheel controls, you will also need the ASWC-1 to retain the controls when moving to an aftermarket stereo. I hope this information helps.
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I have an aftermarket Sony stereo and had to remove it from the dash to gain access to the antenna connection. The antenna connector is on the back of the radio. There may be a connector that must be removed from the unit or antenna cable (no tools required) to allow this to plug in to the back. Mine wasn't apparent at first but I finally figured it out. Hope this helps.
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I doubt it. If your nav unit is inoperable after installing the aftermarket head unit, it usually means the stock audio and nav are integrated somewhere and the nav won't work without the stock head unit.
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The unit has a set of wires that connect to the back, but you'll have to buy a wiring harness to adapt it to your specific vehicle's stereo wiring. But that really doesn't matter, because this unit is terrible and you should avoid 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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First off, did the stereo you removed from the dash still work (sound, power, etc)? If so the first and most likely suspect is incorrect wiring -- verify that *all* connections are correct. If it's still not working, verify the inline fuse hasn't blown and then check the vehicle fusebox (both under-dash and under-hood). If all three of these conditions check OK then the stereo is DOA from the factory; otherwise you've already found the problem.
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Before I purchased this product, I did some research. I started off at best buy, and was told the one I needed would cost about $150.00, then I called a local stereo shop and was told about the same. Finally I callex a friend that installed the stereo he gave me the right part for my car. So my advise would be research the part before buying, and if this is tge right part then make suure you use the extra red wire that is provided for the power source.
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I'm not too sure what you mean. All cars and trucks have a unique wire harness that plugs into the factory speaker's similar plugin harness. These Pioneers speakers only have two basic male pigtails. Which means that either you have to cut your wire harness in your car and add female pig tales, which is very messy, or you need to do a search for the proper adapter that adapts from your harness to these pioneer speakers. Copy this: &lt;&lt; Metra 72-9300 Speaker Connector for Select Mazda/Nissan Vehicles &gt;&gt; Look at the product. Now, look that the big plastic end. Does that closely match your car's speaker wire harness? If it does, then this adapter is what you need!
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Did you check under the steering column? How about in the driver's side kick panel? If you still can't find it, you might have to go to a car stereo place and see if they can help. Unfortunately I can't tell you where the alarm brain box was installed. You can try finding the power wire for the alarm and following that to the alarm box.
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Not quite sure what you are asking, did you have other accessories like external satellite radio or something? The wire harness is compatible, it would be a plug and play replacement.
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Go to your local stereo shop (best buy or frys even on line some where) and ask if there is an installation kit matching your car to this head unit available . I'm sure there is, its a simple install, don't forget the wiring harness. Good unit too.
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Should it goes to the wiring harness not the stereo unit it's self. Should work for you.. You can make one yourself without buying this. Just need to be able to understand the wiring of it.
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Hello John S. This is a good link for you Retrevo.com. Go to Manuals and Colby Manuals. This site offers free tech help. I don't have a car that has the aux plug in. I hope this helps. Take Care, Brent in No. Ariz.
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Answer from Titantech: Does your car have original navigation? It cann't support original navigation. Please send us a picture of your dashboard.
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Wiring: If you read the reviews there are no directions that are of any help. This is true and I did not really pay any attention to them because of the reviews. I tried a couple different ways to hook things up I found (for me) the perfect wiring hookup. I hung the display on the existing mirror and fished the wires down to the below dash area on the drivers side. I then fished 3 wires from the back of the car to the same area under the dash (one red, one blue and then the supplied av cable that came with the camera). Monitor hookup: Red wire (switched power - on with key) Black wire (ground to chassis) Blue wire (hooked up to the blue wire I fished from back of car which was tied to backup light) Camera Hookup: Red wire (connected to red wire I fished to front of car which was connected to the same switched power that the camera was connected to) Black wire (ground to chassis) AV wire (connected to the av wire I fished to front of car that connected to the display unit) I found this to be perfect. The screen is black until you shift to reverse, the display comes on nearly instantly then off again when you shift out of reverse. I also found if you want to display the rear camera view while not in reverse, just touch the av button on the display and you can show AV2 all the time which is the rear camera view. Works just like a factory install when wired like this.