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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Car Audio / April 2004Sony CDX Wiring Diagram
Hello, I have a Sony CDX-4160RDS. I don't have the original wiring harness, because I bought my Sony as used. I don't know how pins are located at the rear of the player. Is pin 1 located in top left or bottom right? And how about pin 16? I know meaning of each pins as following: Pin Number Wire Color Function 1 White Left Front Positive 2 Green Left Rear Positive 3 Violet Right Rear Positive 4 Grey Right Front Positive 5 Blue/White Amplifier Remote 6 Blue Antenna Remote 7 Red Accessory 12 Volts 8 Black Ground 9 White/Black Left Front Negative 10 Green/Black Left Rear Negative 11 Violet/Black Right Rear Negative 12 Grey/Black Right Front Negative 13 Sky Blue Telephone Mute 14 Orange/White Illumination 15 Not Used Not Used 16 Yellow Constant 12 Volts I know also that my player is compatible with following Sony models: CDX 3000 CDX 3002 CDX 3100 CDX 3103 CDX 3150 CDX 3160 CDX 4150RDS CDX 4160RDS CDXC 560RDS CDXC 760RDS CDXC 860RDS CDXC 910RDS XR 3503MK2 XR 3690RDS XR 3700RDS XR 6690RDSXR 6700RDS XR 6759RDS XR 6859RDS XTCC 200RDS MDXC 670RDS MDXC 7890RDS MDXC 7900RDS XRC 580RDS XRC 5800RDS XRC 650RDS XRC 653SP XRC 7200RDS XRC 750RDS XRC 8100RDS XRC 850RDS XRC 900RDSXRC 100 XRC 101 XRC 102 XRC 110 XRC 111 XRC 113 XRC 180 XRC 220 XRC 223 XRC 503 XRC 290RDS XRC 300RDS XRC 4170RDS XRC 500RDS Sorry about my poor English... Thanks in advance! Esa If you cannot locate a diagram, the one thing you can do is just go buy a new stereo at like best buy or something, look at the wire harness it comes with, write your info down, then return. The wire harnesses in the boxes are usually right on top of the box when you open em, so you will not have to worry about repackaging it all back up and everything. > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 76 lines] > > Esa If you have a meter, you can test the plug for the constant power wire (pin 16) location by probing the fuse with one probe and probing each of the pins with the other probe until you have the correct one. Then you can use pin 16 as a reference for the others! Hope the info helps, David UnderTheDash.com > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 76 lines] > > Esa |
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