I need some info.
What exactly do you need? There's a whole manual on the radio and tape deck. Are you just looking for the leads for power and speaker hookup? Or do you have a defective radio and are trying to troubleshoot it?
Unless your speaker wiring is completely hosed, and assuming you have a stock radio, the most likely problem is a bad output power transistor in the radio. These can be replaced.
Do you mean a wiring schematic for the circuitry inside the radio or the speaker/power hook up? I guess you got power.
There should be the two wires from the front speaker going in next to or on the right of the power lead looking at it, which is usually all the way to the left or on the drivers side. If it has a rear speaker there should be a single lead wire with a female plug coming out of the passenger's side, the other rear speaker terminal is grounded to the body.
If the light comes on it may just be the speaker or connection hopefully. Have to make sure the speaker is good first somehow, I didn't and had a good working radio repaired for no reason.
Sometimes the wiring schematic deal with the hieroglyphic symbols for the radio circuit stuff is glued to the inside or outside of the case or folded up and tucked away inside.
There should be the two wires from the front speaker going in next to or on the right of the power lead looking at it, which is usually all the way to the left or on the drivers side. If it has a rear speaker there should be a single lead wire with a female plug coming out of the passenger's side, the other rear speaker terminal is grounded to the body.
If the light comes on it may just be the speaker or connection hopefully. Have to make sure the speaker is good first somehow, I didn't and had a good working radio repaired for no reason.
Sometimes the wiring schematic deal with the hieroglyphic symbols for the radio circuit stuff is glued to the inside or outside of the case or folded up and tucked away inside.
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