I’ve hooked up everything the same way you did but my dash lights aren’t working. I had this problem with another radio I installed but I did the same thing on this one as I did on the other. Just can’t figure out the problem on this one.
I have the same stereo in a 2001 Silverado. My keeps cutting off the power every 3-10 mins. I have to take the face plate off to restart everything. I’m thinking it’s the factory harness, I wish I knew. Do you have an idea why?
Sounds like a issue with the radio itself. Have you tried pressing in the “reset” button behind the face plate? If it was a wiring issue you would have issues as soon as you turned it on. Or a wire may be loose and you hit a bump during driving.
Oh man this was years ago. I think it was a kenwood. You can find aftermarket radios anywhere these days. Check out local stereo shops, electronic stores. Online. Just stay away from no name brands.
Hey, i got this off eBay I believe. Not expensive at all. Just search your year make and model + single din dash kit. It will pop up. Don’t forgot the install harness👍🏼
That’s correct, different trim levels of the Silverado will have different color wires because they are set up differently. That’s why I always recommend using the adapter so you don’t have to cut any wires. As far as for your speakers you should be able to do a quick google search for the speaker wire colors. 👍
@@HandsOnDismantler The problem is there are a bunch of different diagrams. Mine has the factory amp behind the glovebox and I bought all the kinds of adapters, even one that mentions factory amp interface. None work. They all connect and the shape is correct. I am going to find the amps diagram and just go from there. Wish me luck. Thank you. P.S: I do get sound however I connected my pink wire from the factory amp to my blue wire on my radio. but the rear speakers don't work lol.
Hi, easiest and cheapest that I have found are on ebay, they usually include the whole installation kit but sometimes you can buy just the harness. just type in your make model and year into the search bar and search for stereo installation harness.
Nice video. I have a 03 silverado and actually just bought the same cd player before watching this. Quick question did yours have a random yellow wire coming from under the dash? I connected all the wires correctly but the black ground wire I both connected black to black then black to that random yellow wire and nothing happened both times.
Hey thanks! So are you sayin you didn’t use the installation harness? You just hardwired it in? If you use the harness adapter in the video you just connect it by color and then it’s plug and play.
@@HandsOnDismantler I got the harness but there was a random yellow wire that comes from the fuse box on the left of the dash that was plugged into my previous aftermarket cd player.
@@mattmoncton8719 ohhhhh. The previous owner probably used that as a power wire or the constant wire... is your factory harness from the truck all cut up? Or is it still factory and intact?
@@mattmoncton8719 dang man. I hate when people do that. What I do to fix this is I will go to a pick a part junk yard and find the same truck and cut the factory harness out of it and then rewire the car I am working on back to factory. Then plug and play. It sounds to me like they cut the wires and then they didn’t do it right and they weren’t getting correct power to the radio so they went straight to the fuse box. This isn’t uncommon. I see it a lot.
You can hard wire it to the aftermarket radio harness. Another option is going to ur local pick a part and cutting a matching harness from another radio and color matching.
Hey randy, the best thing to do to make sure you receive the correct part is to just jump on eBay and type in your make model and year into the search bar and add “dash kit” to the end. Then search for what you like, they will include the wire harness with the kit. Some year and models have different wiring configurations so it’s best to do it that way.
Yo so I have a 99 Chevy Silverado 1500 and someone cut the stock harness in the truck so it’s just wires I bought a new one to wire up to the stock wires but they are different colors and showing colors I ain’t got I’m screwed I think🤦🏻♂️
Easiest thing to do would be to go to a junk yard or pick ur part yard nearest to you and find the same yr make and model truck and cut the harness out. Then wire it back to stock.
@@LeaninHayden did everything color match perfectly? Check ur ground wires and also check ur fuses for radio and auxiliary chances are when they hacked up the wiring they bypassed something if it’s not working
@@HandsOnDismantler haha I had it all wired up got pissed and jerked all of it out and popped the hood and my radio fuse was blown🤦🏻♂️😂 so wiring it back up now check in in 3 hours lol
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I’ve hooked up everything the same way you did but my dash lights aren’t working. I had this problem with another radio I installed but I did the same thing on this one as I did on the other. Just can’t figure out the problem on this one.
Retrace your steps and go back wire by wire, there may be a loose connections or it may not be grounded properly.
@@HandsOnDismantler may be the ground. Being to check that tomorrow I was thinking maybe it blew a fuse but I’m not sure which fuse it would be.
I have the same stereo in a 2001 Silverado. My keeps cutting off the power every 3-10 mins. I have to take the face plate off to restart everything. I’m thinking it’s the factory harness, I wish I knew. Do you have an idea why?
Sounds like a issue with the radio itself. Have you tried pressing in the “reset” button behind the face plate? If it was a wiring issue you would have issues as soon as you turned it on. Or a wire may be loose and you hit a bump during driving.
Good video. What model radio did you install and where did you get it?
Oh man this was years ago. I think it was a kenwood. You can find aftermarket radios anywhere these days. Check out local stereo shops, electronic stores. Online. Just stay away from no name brands.
2001 Chevy Silverado I hooked up everything correct but my door speakers aren’t working only my subs any suggestions
Check your grounds., check the head unit settings, and re check your connections. If it’s a low end stereo try swapping it out for a new one.
What dash kit did you purchase. I’ve been looking to get a single din radio but my 99 Silverado has the oddball 1.5 din
Hey, i got this off eBay I believe. Not expensive at all. Just search your year make and model + single din dash kit. It will pop up. Don’t forgot the install harness👍🏼
@@HandsOnDismantler thank you
My plug coming from the vehicle is the same shape as your but different color order. I also have an extra plug for an amplifier. I'm lost as heck.
That’s correct, different trim levels of the Silverado will have different color wires because they are set up differently. That’s why I always recommend using the adapter so you don’t have to cut any wires. As far as for your speakers you should be able to do a quick google search for the speaker wire colors. 👍
@@HandsOnDismantler The problem is there are a bunch of different diagrams. Mine has the factory amp behind the glovebox and I bought all the kinds of adapters, even one that mentions factory amp interface. None work. They all connect and the shape is correct. I am going to find the amps diagram and just go from there. Wish me luck. Thank you.
P.S: I do get sound however I connected my pink wire from the factory amp to my blue wire on my radio. but the rear speakers don't work lol.
Where did you get the harness that plugs into the truck? And the dash kit?
Hi, easiest and cheapest that I have found are on ebay, they usually include the whole installation kit but sometimes you can buy just the harness. just type in your make model and year into the search bar and search for stereo installation harness.
Nice video. I have a 03 silverado and actually just bought the same cd player before watching this. Quick question did yours have a random yellow wire coming from under the dash? I connected all the wires correctly but the black ground wire I both connected black to black then black to that random yellow wire and nothing happened both times.
Hey thanks! So are you sayin you didn’t use the installation harness? You just hardwired it in? If you use the harness adapter in the video you just connect it by color and then it’s plug and play.
@@HandsOnDismantler I got the harness but there was a random yellow wire that comes from the fuse box on the left of the dash that was plugged into my previous aftermarket cd player.
@@mattmoncton8719 ohhhhh. The previous owner probably used that as a power wire or the constant wire... is your factory harness from the truck all cut up? Or is it still factory and intact?
@@HandsOnDismantler cut up, I got a new one and connected it to the one that came with the cd player.
@@mattmoncton8719 dang man. I hate when people do that. What I do to fix this is I will go to a pick a part junk yard and find the same truck and cut the factory harness out of it and then rewire the car I am working on back to factory. Then plug and play. It sounds to me like they cut the wires and then they didn’t do it right and they weren’t getting correct power to the radio so they went straight to the fuse box. This isn’t uncommon. I see it a lot.
What if the factory harness was already cut
You can hard wire it to the aftermarket radio harness. Another option is going to ur local pick a part and cutting a matching harness from another radio and color matching.
What's the wire adapter part number
Hey randy, the best thing to do to make sure you receive the correct part is to just jump on eBay and type in your make model and year into the search bar and add “dash kit” to the end. Then search for what you like, they will include the wire harness with the kit. Some year and models have different wiring configurations so it’s best to do it that way.
Yo so I have a 99 Chevy Silverado 1500 and someone cut the stock harness in the truck so it’s just wires I bought a new one to wire up to the stock wires but they are different colors and showing colors I ain’t got I’m screwed I think🤦🏻♂️
Easiest thing to do would be to go to a junk yard or pick ur part yard nearest to you and find the same yr make and model truck and cut the harness out. Then wire it back to stock.
@@HandsOnDismantler so I went to junkyard got one came home hooked all of em together and radio won’t come on thought on it?
@@LeaninHayden did everything color match perfectly? Check ur ground wires and also check ur fuses for radio and auxiliary chances are when they hacked up the wiring they bypassed something if it’s not working
@@HandsOnDismantler haha I had it all wired up got pissed and jerked all of it out and popped the hood and my radio fuse was blown🤦🏻♂️😂 so wiring it back up now check in in 3 hours lol
@@LeaninHayden it happens ! No worries let me know
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Next time!! Haha thank you!
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No links to anything no particular numbers haha ok
I don’t market for anyone nor is anyone sponsoring the products I use. Why would I? There’s many different products on the market and many different prices from cheap to expensive. It’s not up to me to tell you what to buy. That’s your decision. Thanks for watching! 👍🏼
I can't use Ebay. Horrible reply.
Why not?