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Join Date: Mar 2020
Location: The Woodlands,Tx
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radio connections
just bought a oem radio for my 78. Is there a bracket or some sort of support for the back of the radio? or does the two front stems hold it in by itself?
Have 10 wires coming off two pigtail and one red hard wired wire, I know the gray and black wire (one pigtail) are for the radio light. I assume the hard wired red wire is power, are the other 8 for speakers? Two for each speaker. Can someone confirm this Thanks |
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Re: radio connections
Yes there should a bracket.
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Re: radio connections
If you have to make one because it will brake you plastic of your Face Bezel in time,(the factory radios are heavy) make noise some times because shakes a little some times.
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