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Car Forum / Land Rover Cars / October 2006

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A - 28 Oct 2006 18:23 GMT
Hello

Can anyone help me with the wires that come out of my dads original radio in
his 1992 RR Vogue SE please.

There are two groups of wires:

Black
Yellow/Black
Red/Black
White/Orange
Purple/White

Black/Pink
Black/Blue
Balck/Orange
Black/White
Black/Green
Black/Yellow

Many thanks for any information

Alistair
Austin Shackles - 28 Oct 2006 19:30 GMT
>Hello
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>Many thanks for any information

the 1990 wiring diagram say:

right rear speaker - BG and BU
right front speaker - BN and BW
left front speaker - BK and BR
left rear speaker - BO and BY

ignition fed live via fuse - WO
from fuse A3 illumination from LH sidelamp circuit - RB
from fuse B2 constant live - PW
earth - B

colours:

Black Green blUe browN White pinK Red Orange Yellow Purple

1989 diagram seems to say the same.  You look to be missing 2 speaker wires
and I don't know what the yellow/black does.  There's an input marked from
an aerial amplifier, but I'd have thought that was co-ax.  It uses the
heated rear screen element as an aerial, hence the amp.  If it's not got a
co-ax aerial input, then it might be that the yellow/black is your
connection to the aerial amp.

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A - 29 Oct 2006 15:04 GMT
Many thanks Austin, I will try it.

Alistair

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> co-ax aerial input, then it might be that the yellow/black is your
> connection to the aerial amp.
 
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