Q:I just got my wiring harness off of OKorder.My problem is that it doesn't have a remote amp turn on lead wire.What can I do?I need to hook up my system.

You need to tap your ignition wire, splice a remote wire on it and run it to your amp and wire it to the remote turn on terminal.

Q:I blew up my 3.9 and i have a 318 and i need to know if it will fit?

it will fit but you will need a wiring harness from a 318. or if you are good with wiring or a friend is you can usually adapt it but its a lot of work. good luck

Q:Did the wire harness match up or did any problems occur

the motor mounts are different and some wires may need cut down or added on to but 4.3 is almost the same block with 2 cylinders cut off

Q:Automotive wiring harness welding to pay attention to what the problem

Applicable to industrial and mining enterprises, energy and transportation sector, for the exchange of rated voltage 450/750 volts below the control, protection lines and other occasions, the use of PVC insulated, PVC sheathed control cable

Q:I purchased a JVC Car Stereo from a Pawn Shop. It did not come with the mounting wires for the back of the stereo. It is a 16 pin and the model # is (KD-G140). I cannot find the wire harness for my specific model. Please help!

The best chance of finding the harness would be at the manufactures website. Chances are slim though. Does the pawn shop have a return policy?

Q:Best Buy gave me GM02 the standard.its the wrong one. .and Scosche said its GM09SR.said it has an interface for the door chime .the factory radio has a female end. trying to get the right one and cheapest available.

Does okorder

Q:I have a Dual XDM260 radio, and for some reason the power antenna wire (blue) came with a shrink tube pre-shrunk onto the end of it. While the rest of the wires are normal and are pre-stripped. My question is, the wiring harness that I got for my vehicle 1995 Toyota Camry, (Metro wiring harness) has the blue wire available to connect to the wiring harness that came with the radio. Do I still connect both cables? Or leave the one that's covered alone? My car does have a power antenna.

The cover is just there because many, if not most, installations don't use the blue wire. The wire is there because some installations do. Strip off the cover and connect the Dual's blue wire to the blue wire in the adapter harness to make your power antenna work properly.

Q:I have a 1996 s14 with a s13 ka24de in it (whoever i bought it from cut the harness to fit the motor and now my car won't start).

Well I can connot tell you all the wires will work. Here is my question. Is the engine the same year of the body? Cause from year to year they change the wiring and pluges. You hap to use all the electric parts in that year of the body. Most peoplle don't know the plug end of the wires can be change. Plus newer hard ware will not work on older wiring and the solf wear. Nor will old hard wear and solf wear will work on newer system. That why the mechanic changes the electric hard over to the engine going in. If there is a wiring shop in your area for automtive. It would be the cheapest place to go to have it repair and wired right. 12 votage to a smal amp wire can burn the computer up. Diagram for the wiring is hard to fine. Most shop do even have it. Only wiring shop seem to have them. Guess is so people cannot over ride alarms system and take someone less vehicle. What is out there is pice mill at best.

Q:Does anyone have the wiring harness color codes on an 08 ford mustang?? I need the front and rear, left and right colors

Radio 12v lt. green/purple + radio harness Radio Ground black/orange - radio harness Radio Ignition gray/yellow + radio harness Radio Illumination N/A Factory Amp Turn-on N/A Power Antenna N/A LF Speaker +/- orange/lt. grn - lt. blue/wht +,- radio harness RF Speaker +/- white/lt. grn - dk. green/org +,- radio harness LR Speaker +/- gray/lt. blue - tan/yellow +,- radio harness RR Speaker +/- orange/red - brown/pink

Q:I have to plug up a Nisan antenna adapter to my aftermarket radio. The adapter has a blue wire. Its is suppose to be connected to the radios power-antenna/turn on lead. Do anyone know which wire is the turn on lead?

In most after-market radios, the power antenna wire is solid blue. Some don't have a true power antenna wire, though; they just have a remote wire. In this case, the wire will usually be blue with a white stripe. The difference is that a true power antenna wire will only produce voltage when you have tuner selected on the head unit, while a remote wire will produce voltage whenever the head unit is switched on, regardless of the source selected. Either will work to activate a power antenna (or antenna amplifier). P.S. You should connect the wire even if you do not have a power antenna. Many newer vehicles are equipped with antenna amplifiers which need to be activated through the power antenna wire.