What kind of wire does a pioneer stereo use?
This means that I can’t use certain functionality in the stereo. light green wire which is the parking brake wire that comes with the Pioneer harness.
How do you install an aftermarket car stereo?
Installing the Aftermarket Stereo Connect the new aftermarket wiring harness adapter. Connect the new radio’s plug to the wiring harness adapter. Connect the aftermarket stereo. Slide the new stereo into the dash. Test the aftermarket stereo. Troubleshoot the stereo installation.
Where is the parking brake wire on a pioneer?
light green wire which is the parking brake wire that comes with the Pioneer harness. The instructions in the Pioneer manual say that the light green wire should be connected to the power side of the parking brake switch, however, the switch in the picture only has one wire coming out of it (the red and black one).
What is the high-low-high signal required by the pioneer?
In other words, when the hand brake is down, the red/black wire is at 0V, when it’s up, the red/black wire is at 12V. What is the high-low-high signal required by the Pioneer?
Installing the Aftermarket Stereo Connect the new aftermarket wiring harness adapter. Connect the new radio’s plug to the wiring harness adapter. Connect the aftermarket stereo. Slide the new stereo into the dash. Test the aftermarket stereo. Troubleshoot the stereo installation.
What kind of adapter do I need for aftermarket stereo?
The aftermarket wiring harness adapter is specifically designed to fit your vehicle’s wiring harness. This allows you to simply plug the new harness adapter into the factory radio harness and makes wiring your stereo fairly straightforward.
Can you plug a car stereo into a harness?
The harness adapter and plug are made to go together easily. This adapter set up will allow you to plug the car’s original wiring harness into your stereo. A few quick steps is all that it takes to connect the new stereo plug and wire harness adapter.
Can a factory stereo be removed from a car?
Remove the factory stereo. Once any necessary pieces of dashboard have been removed you can take out your stereo. Sometimes the stereo is bolted or screwed onto the dash and sometimes you will need to use special tools that are inserted into the face of the factory stereo to release it from the dashboard. This procedure will vary from car to car.