Someone needed my kenwood 6022 radio more than me. Does anyone know what the wiring diagram is for a 96 gmc jimmy so i can hook up another radio. I can get the color of the wires if need. Thanks

 

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12v constant is Orange -
12v switched is yellow(larger wire) -
ground is black,
ignore the grey and brown, for must and illumination. don't worry about them

Speakers are
Left Front
Tan is positive - connect to solid gray
Grey is negative - connect to gray with black tracer

Rt Front
Lt Green is Positive - connect to solid white
Dk Green is Negative - connect to white with black tracer
Left Rear
Brown is positive - connect to solid green
Yellow(smaller wire) is Negative - connect to green with black tracer

Rt Rear
Positive is Dk. Blue - connect to solid purple wire
Negative is Lt. Blue - connect to purple with black tracer

thats it. please use some kind of crimpers (crimp caps, butt connectors) on the wiring connections. tape is not sufficient

 

I was able to go to used parts yard and get a factory wire for my 96 gmc jimmy and was able to reconnect to my wire harness so it would be back to factory end connections. When they stole my old hu I had to redo the wires. According to the colors of the wires I connected they seem to be different colors or am I not correct? This is what I thought the colors of the wires were> Am I wrong?


Tan
Dark Green
Brown Light Brown

Light Blue
Dark Blue
Brown
Yellow

Orange
Yellow
Light Brown
Brown
Black White Tracer

 

not sure about the black with white tracer. but everything else looks pretty good. is that your question??

 

It seems the colors I have for front speakers are
tan
dark green
brown
light brown

and you were saying

tan
grey
light green
dark green

 

Sorry, I must be color blind. I went and looked again and I"m wrong. Everything is correct. Thanks for help hillbillyinohio.

 

have only ever seen tan, grey, light green and dark green. best way to check, is pull grommet away from inside of door jamb.or pull door panel off. You can test the wires, get a 9v battery and touch one lead to the positive terminal and the other lead to the negative terminal. speaker should pop if you have the right wiring.

 

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