Anyone own an AU workshop manual?

[foxtrot]

http://www.fordforums.com.au/showthr...889#post978889

Regarding the above post by me.... the audio forums aren't as popular thought i'd ask the question here and it make it sound "less technical"....

Can someone with a workshop manual try and look up the pinout colours and corrosponding connections for the stock wire loom so I can hook up my new Pioneer Headunit :ticking:

Please!!! and thanks in advance

[miitch]

http://www.fordforums.com.au/photos/...ry.php?cat=665


Is the information you need in there?

[foxtrot]

Originally Posted by rocket.

http://www.fordforums.com.au/photos/...ry.php?cat=665


Is the information you need in there?

Would you beleive it is but im too dumb to decode it :(
Can someone help me out

I know the letter mean like gray black, etc etc (like for G/B)

Well im guessing...

I just want something easy to read that i can print out i.e

yellow wire - 12v power
red wire - earth
grey - rear speaker negative
green - rear speaker positive

etc etc

[XR6-VCT-2000]

12v power = yellow

earth = black

right rear speaker = + is dark blue & red , - is dark blue & black

left rear speaker = + is pink & dark green , - is pink & black

front right speaker = + is grey & black, - is grey & dark green

front left speaker = + is orange & black, - is orange & light green

[foxtrot]

Originally Posted by XR6-VCT-2000

12v power = yellow

earth = black

right rear speaker = + is dark blue & red , - is dark blue & black

left rear speaker = + is pink & dark green , - is pink & black

front right speaker = + is grey & black, - is grey & dark green

front left speaker = + is orange & black, - is orange & light green

Cheers mate, do you know which one is used for the Amp-on? (the wire to link to the amp to tell it to turn on with the headunit)

There are a few other colours on the loom a lot more than 6 wires should i not worry about these?

[JC]

Originally Posted by XR6-VCT-2000

12v power = yellow

earth = black

right rear speaker = + is dark blue & red , - is dark blue & black

left rear speaker = + is pink & dark green , - is pink & black

front right speaker = + is grey & black, - is grey & dark green

front left speaker = + is orange & black, - is orange & light green

Small correction to the above:
Constant 12V for memory wire = yellow (connect to yellow wire on head unit)
Accessories = Violet & Red (connect to red wire on head unit)
Dimming = Dark blue & Red (connect to brown or green wire on head unit, if there is one)
Power antenna = Red & Dark blue (connect to orange wire on head unit)

The rest is all right:
earth = black
right rear speaker = + is dark blue & red , - is dark blue & black
left rear speaker = + is pink & dark green , - is pink & black
front right speaker = + is grey & black, - is grey & dark green
front left speaker = + is orange & black, - is orange & light green

I've guessed at the headunit wiring based on ISO standards, but some manufacturers still use their own colours, so check in the instruction manual first.

[XR6-VCT-2000]

Originally Posted by JC

Small correction to the above:
Constant 12V for memory wire = yellow (connect to yellow wire on head unit)
Accessories = Violet & Red (connect to red wire on head unit)
Dimming = Dark blue & Red (connect to brown or green wire on head unit, if there is one)
Power antenna = Red & Dark blue (connect to orange wire on head unit)

The rest is all right:
earth = black
right rear speaker = + is dark blue & red , - is dark blue & black
left rear speaker = + is pink & dark green , - is pink & black
front right speaker = + is grey & black, - is grey & dark green
front left speaker = + is orange & black, - is orange & light green

I've guessed at the headunit wiring based on ISO standards, but some manufacturers still use their own colours, so check in the instruction manual first.

lol , i had it all right , i think ! ... i was just missing the electric aerial wires . And i only based it off the schematic , I've never even changed a headunit in an AU before ! .. , and i didn't have a clue what colours the wires are on aftermarket radios , thanks for the extra info too , as im sure it will come in handy for myself at a later stage too , cheers .

[XR6-VCT-2000]

going off that diagram/schematic , there is only 6 other wires left , those being ...

3 wires are for the mobile phone function, those wires being...
1/ Light blue & Yellow,
2/ Pink,
3/ Light Green.

the other 3 are .....

Accessories = Violet & Red
Illumination = Brown
Dimming = Dark blue & Red


EDIT .. oh sorry , i didnt chceck the other side of the unit on the schematic ..lol , stuid me . For the SUB + it say the RED wire , and for the SUB - it says the YELLOW wire .... note : this is off the 4 plug conector though only , dont go using the yellow 12v wire ! .

also for the volume controls on the steering wheel , if you headuntil has the function to use them , connect the 2 connections to the 'Red & Black' & 'Orange & Black' wires .

[miitch]

You use a remote wire, it should be a thin blue wire you run with your rca's...

[foxtrot]

Originally Posted by rocket.

You use a remote wire, it should be a thin blue wire you run with your rca's...

Yes I know i use this, but what do I connect it to at the loom!
and thanks heaps XR6 VCT 2000

[miitch]

On the back of your new head unit loom, there is a wire with a big sticker that says "REMOTE"

[XR6-VCT-2000]

The 4pin plug hole on the back of the headunit is for powering the sub with the headunit . It really depends what input connections you have on your sub amp / are you using the factory aftermarket amp ?

This is basing the pinout plug off the factory headunit / the schematic supplied , other headunits will probably have a remote wire as mentioned above / the remote wire being a positive wire which powers the switch in the relay which powers the amp when the headunit is on / depending on how you have your amp wired/powered of course) ;) , cheers

[foxtrot]

Cheers now I get it all sorry for being dumb, didn't realise the Remote wire was to back of headunit (derr.. im at work dodging the boss so i wasn't thinking properly) i was talking like the amp would go to a wire on the cars loom lol!

DERRR

Ahh the 4 plug is for subs off headunit.

Well it's a pioneer headunit, I have a 4 channel kicker amp for the speakers.. will try and set it all up this weekend

Cheers guys!

[TwistedEL]

An aftermarket loom from somewhere like supercheap is a very wise investment
You can still return it all to factory later and there is no cutting required.

If you get the ISO one just cut the 2 ISO ends off and wire it into your unit.
Very good idea for less than $30

[foxtrot]

Hi twisted EL

Coincencedentally I just did that, and all the colours matched up perfect (except the power antenna which i just saw on JC's post.. but i cant be bothered taking out my headunit and re-soldering when my antenna doesn't work anyway)

So yes, i soldered up my own perfect adapter loom

Series II AU speakers go HARD as for stock with my new headunit! will connect 4 channel amp and new speakers tomorrow though

Will have to make up a surround as well...

Worst thing was I blew the fuse for my Stereo so i was fiddling around stressing thinking wtf everything is perfect!!! Luckily i checked fuses and it was just that... headunit came straight to life

[TwistedEL]

Rofl touched the yellow wire against some metal I bet

Definitely need the speaker upgrade if you're serious - you will need to cut the old connector off in the doors. The surround is easy if you have a jigsaw/router & MDF.

And don't forget to run your RCA's down the opposite side of the vehicle to the power lines. And to put a fuse in near the battery for your amp.
Sorry if you knew all this.
It's a great feeling to know you did it all yourself