Thread: D1 radio wiring harness

Wire colours from the Rave CD for 95-99 are as follows.
Purple - Power from 20A fuse
Red/Brown - Interior Lights
Light Green/Orange - power from 10A fuse
Black - Ground
Blue/Yellow - not used
Black/Brown - Left front speaker
Black/White - Left front speaker
Black/Red - Right front speaker
Black/Pink - Right front speaker
Black/Orange - Left Rear Speaker
Black/Yellow - Left rear speaker
Black/Blue - Right rear speaker
Black/Green - Right rear speaker

Hope this is of some assistance to you.

it will have 2 ISO plugs to go straight into the new head unit, otherwise an ISO-alpine adapter may be required

Originally Posted by jazzaD1

it will have 2 ISO plugs to go straight into the new head unit, otherwise an ISO-alpine adapter may be required

Jazza
Unfortunately the single plug on the back of the factory unit is about 3-4 cm wide and the Alpine socket's only about 2.5 cm - but if adaptors are available that would be much more preferable to all the cutting & crimping...

Cheers
Mike

Try Supercheap, Autobarn or one of those types of places. They should have the adaptor.

Originally Posted by 2 rocks

Jazza
Unfortunately the single plug on the back of the factory unit is about 3-4 cm wide and the Alpine socket's only about 2.5 cm - but if adaptors are available that would be much more preferable to all the cutting & crimping...

Cheers
Mike

what about tracing back down the wire, about 6 inches? mine (93 pre update) goes factory harness - into 2 plugs (ISO) into a single plug (eurovox/VP commodore style plug)

i originally used a vp commodore - jvc plug with my old head unit, but when it was stolen, they pinched the wiring too

then i bought a VDO head unit, went to install it, all ready to cut and crimp etc and found to my surprise that the 2 ISO plugs remaining went straight into the back of my head unit (1 is for power etc, and the other for speaker output)

it seems complicated but its really not

if you dont have those plugs, i would suggest someone has cut them off in the past

Originally Posted by warren9981

Try Supercheap, Autobarn or one of those types of places. They should have the adaptor.

Originally Posted by jazzaD1

what about tracing back down the wire, about 6 inches? mine (93 pre update) goes factory harness - into 2 plugs (ISO) into a single plug (eurovox/VP commodore style plug)

i originally used a vp commodore - jvc plug with my old head unit, but when it was stolen, they pinched the wiring too

then i bought a VDO head unit, went to install it, all ready to cut and crimp etc and found to my surprise that the 2 ISO plugs remaining went straight into the back of my head unit (1 is for power etc, and the other for speaker output)

it seems complicated but its really not

if you dont have those plugs, i would suggest someone has cut them off in the past

Cool! Thanks guys!
I'll have a look further down the harness and if that's a blank try Supercheap etc.
Cheers again
Mike

Originally Posted by 2 rocks

Jazza
Unfortunately the single plug on the back of the factory unit is about 3-4 cm wide and the Alpine socket's only about 2.5 cm - but if adaptors are available that would be much more preferable to all the cutting & crimping...

Cheers
Mike

Go to autobarn and ask for an Aerpro ISO to Alpine - about $16.

Originally Posted by loanrangie

Go to autobarn and ask for an Aerpro ISO to Alpine - about $16.

The AERPRO to Alpine harness is so ****house I ended up making my own with two ISO plugs with loose wires (ie joined the two harnesses). Instead of being plug and play like all the rest of their harness, you need to find the earth, switched, and constant 12v wires yourself (which is inanely idiotic because there on the damn plug in the D1). It's actually harder to use than make you own harness.

It also has a massive queer box that I assume has a fuse in it but it doesn't open and it's so bloody huge its hard to shove anywhere.