Ignition wiring help for 1986 radio + unplugged connector?
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Ignition wiring help for 1986 radio + unplugged connector?
Hi guys,
I tried putting a new radio into my ‘86 760, and when I turned the key, it was completely dark. I checked the ground, and it appears to be solidly connected, so now I’m thinking it’s an issue with the ignition wiring. On top of this, I’ve found an unplugged connector that seemingly has no place for it to go. Has anyone else run into this problem? How’d you fix it? Photo attached of unplugged connector:
I tried putting a new radio into my ‘86 760, and when I turned the key, it was completely dark. I checked the ground, and it appears to be solidly connected, so now I’m thinking it’s an issue with the ignition wiring. On top of this, I’ve found an unplugged connector that seemingly has no place for it to go. Has anyone else run into this problem? How’d you fix it? Photo attached of unplugged connector:
Last edited by LightningBuggm; 05-12-2022 at 07:57 PM.
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You are just trying to find a power lead to connect the radio? That car has an external amp, you'd have to find it and bypass it or remove it, that'd be the best way to connect the new radio. If it had a stock radio and it was removed, then you need to do that. It's fairly big box located under the driver's side dash, to the left of the steering wheel.
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