I don’t know what wires what

Wow did you find it that way?? I think this may help, double check:

edit*: the list below looks less confusing

Do you have a mutimeter to check the at least a few of the colors listed in the link above, like test for 12V, 12V acc, etc. ?

 

Constant 12V+ Blue/Yellow
Switched 12V+ Gray
Ground Brown
Illumination Green
Dimmer n/a
Antenna Right Front
Left Front (+) Pink
Left Front (-) Purple
Right Front (+) Light Green
Right Front (-) Blue
Left Rear (+) Black
Left Rear (-) Yellow
Right Rear (+) Red
Right Rear (-) White

This is a guide only. Some wire colors may not be 100% correct. This looks less confusing than the other link I sent.

 

Thank you but I’ve already tried that diagram thank you for trying tho

 

I'm not sure what you mean, you tried the diagram? Can you see if the yellow is reading 12v always?

I guess if you dont have a DMM, you could grab the lightbulb out of your, say, dome light and connect the yellow and brown at the two ends and it should turn on. The grey brown will turn the bulb on when you have the key to acc position.

The harness you have has everything labelled, you just have to make sure that the color code I listed is correct and then create a connection: twist together and electrical tape all the way to solder or other options in between.

 

So you tried using that list and what exactly happened?

Do you have a meter to determine the power connections?

After confirming the power the speakers should be pretty simple really.

 

The stock unit got power but me being impatient just went ahead and cut it instead of getting a adapter harness but when I connect the wires like it says and all the other diagrams I’ve tried it won’t turn on

 

Did you plug in the antenna? Try that if you didnt.

 

I did notI will try that

 

So I take it you do not have a meter or test light of any kind?
If you really did cut the connector off maybe you should check the radio fuse as you might have shorted it and blown the fuse when cutting the connector off?

 

Bwahahaha

 

Everything is wired and plugged up except the speaker wires and it is still yet to power on I plugged in the antenna and checked the fuses nothing

 

And this is my last try,do you have a way to test for power?

You seem incapable of seeing this simple question?

How did you determine that the fuses were OK?

What made this seem like a good idea to you in the first place too?

 

I have no way to test the power and I got the new unit in the mail and was inpatient and here we are

 

So you also have no way to check fuses?

Go buy a cheap meter and then you can actually see what is happening,maybe?

 

Clock plugged in? Sounds stupid but it’s bitten a few people......

 

Yes

 

Oh my... You have my sympathy and best wishes...

 

Butcher first, ask questions later, has always been my motto!

 

You can use a bulb like I mentioned above to see if you are getting 12V and 12V acc.

 

If you cut the factory harness plug off I would solder it back on for starters. If you cut the wires too close to the plug you can order a reverse harness.

Scosche TA02RB

 

Pretty certain you have the power all wired up incorrectly, hence why the deck doesn't start. What you need to first find ignition and constant power and you can easily do that...with a $5.00 test light. Just because the factory wiring has a black, yellow, and red wire does not mean those correspond to the same colors for the deck. You need to realize that first.

This many help you:

https://www.tundras.com/threads/200...annot-find-wiring-color-code-schematic.19442/

 

Here's the diagram from the FSM but go buy a test light or multi tester anyway.

 

Harbor Freight 20% off coupon - get yourself a meter and a test light for less than the cost of lunch. The diagram Festerw posted should be helpful and as AZTundra suggested, start over by reconnecting the factory connector, if you still have it.

And, welcome to the forum!

 

And maybe throw a pair of wire strippers into the basket too.

 

Everyone suggesting DMM and test lights: the guy has no clue what he is doing with the wiring, so he won’t have a clue what to do with DMM

 

Good thing is @Ashtonp25 is trying to figure it out even with us busting his balls pretty good. Seems like he can make it happen starting with the advice above and reporting back.

 

One step at a time. Once he gets the proper tool, I'm sure we can walk him through the next steps. Heck, there's always Youtube...