hey everyone, just want to ask a lame simple question. im good at the mech part and body part but i am compeletly stupid when it comes to wiring anything in. i own a 1990 tp magna and i want to put in 4 speakers seeing as the factory one aren't much good. the interior is all out so acess isnt a prob but when i look at the back of my factory radio i havent the slightest idea on what to do.i know everyone thinks i should turf it and by a cd player but i use a mp3 player with a radio tuner so i have no need for one, i just need to put in sum good speakers. so if anyone can let me know how to put in 4 more speakers i would be grateful. :)

try this (http://www.installdr.com/Harnesses/Mitsubishi-Wiring.pdf)
Not sure if this still works... (im at uni atm and the links blocked...) lemme know

Otherwise you can figure it out by trial and error, there will be 8 wires for ur speakers, most likely they are the same colour eg green and green/black represents positive and negative for one speaker.

To determine the speaker use the FAD - to fade to front/back and the BAL to fade left to right

try this (http://www.installdr.com/Harnesses/Mitsubishi-Wiring.pdf)
Not sure if this still works... (im at uni atm and the links blocked...) lemme know

Otherwise you can figure it out by trial and error, there will be 8 wires for ur speakers, most likely they are the same colour eg green and green/black represents positive and negative for one speaker.

To determine the speaker use the FAD - to fade to front/back and the BAL to fade left to right

Nah need user name and passwprd
and there is only 2 wires that i can see

damn...

I never copied that page to my PC... does anyone else have a copy of it?

:lurk: here it is. :D

champ!

If ya wanna get lazy bout setting up the H.U. there are dedicated kits available that connect the standard magna wiring to the H.U. (Is that what your talking about?)

See Audiobarn for the kits... They retail at about $25 and the bonus is that when you sell your car you can replace the factory unit into the original wiring...

Aerpro make them.. Very handy..

yeh a good idea is to hook up the stock ploom to a ISO plug. Save urself some money and solder it up.

Once uv done this all u need to do is buy the adapter.

yep there called wiring harnesses, if not search out a wiring diagram, find the wires you need and solder away, or, in my case, electrical tape away :cool:

shouldnt take very long to do.

SOLDER AND HEATSHRINK!!

None of this electrical tape stuff! :rant: :P