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Old Sep 28, 2011 | 09:51 PM
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Ok so today i noticed that my left front speakers were not working so when i got home from school i took the front dash off and looked at the radio. This is an after market radio they put in when i bought the blazer cuz the previous one didnt work. So i took the two brakets off but should be four and screws were loose and looked behind it i only had close to 10 wires going to the radio 7 from a plug that was plugged in the radio and 3 from a massive plug that had a bunch of wires cut like they were there but looked like thwy were cut from the plug and pulled out. So i am asking if anybody could help me out here i have no idea what any wire is i have looked and cant figure why all those wires are cut and my back speakers dont work. Please help me on this any help is greatly appreciated
 
Old Oct 7, 2011 | 08:31 AM
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I have installed many after market stereo's in my rides, so I will try to help if I can. The easiest and fastest way is to use a wire harness to connect to your trucks radio harness and then connect the new harness to your new stereo's wire harness. Although I didn't do that cuz I'm cheap and didn't want to buy the new harness. LOL. Here is the color code for the trucks radio for power to speakers.
 
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