6
®
CD615X
Antenna
adapter for
GM cars
(not supplied)
Antenna
Jack
Radio
Antenna
extender cable
(not supplied)
Wiring with a Wiring Adapter
This is the easiest wiring method, because it replaces your existing radio. You will have to buy a wire
harness adapter from your dealer, a car stereo installation shop or electronics store. If you use a wiring
adapter, you can connect all wires to the radio before you even start to take your old radio out.
Connect Wires
Splice, crimp or solder the wires from the
Jensen connector to the wiring adapter. Match
the wires according to the chart (below) and
the wiring adapter instructions.
Attach Wires to Radio
1. After splicing the wiring adapter to the
Jensen connector, attach the connector to
the back of the radio as shown.
2. Attach antenna extender cable (supplied)
and antenna adapter (if needed).
Go to Testing on page 8.
Install Wiring Inside the Car
1. Connect wiring adapter to the car's exist-
ing wiring harness.
2. Connect antenna extender cable to car
antenna lead.
3. Slide radio part way into half-sleeve.
Jensen
Connector
(attach to
back of radio)
Wiring Adapter
(attach to car
wiring harness)
Splices
You can make all
these connections
without even being
in the car
Function
LF+ Speaker
LF– Speaker
LR+ Speaker
LR– Speaker
RF+ Speaker
RF– Speaker
RR+ Speaker
RR– Speaker
Power Antenna
Ground
Ignition
Battery
Dimmer
Color
white
white/black
green
green/black
gray
gray/black
violet
violet/black
dark blue
black
red
yellow
orange
Wiring Color Codes
1
Car Wiring
Harness
Car
Antenna
Lead
Antenna
Cable
2
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