DVS1
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- 98 EB
Hey guys....
Just wanted to let you all know that if you have a 98 EB, and you are installing a new head unit, and you need to splice your power control cable from your new headunit to the power antenna wire,(to make ithe antenna functional when turning the headunit on/off), that wire is located on the SQUARE 20 pin connector that came off the back of the stock unit!
That wires' color is ORANGE with a BLUE stripe. IT is NOT located on the connector that your aftermarket wire harness will connect to!(that would be the RECTANGULAR 16 pin connector)....
All of this assumes you have the stock premium sound system, you purchased a wiring harness for explorers, and you WANT your power antenna to work!
I did a lot of searching, (here, and elsewhere to try to get a quick,CLEAR cut answer...no go).
I hope this saves some of you the hassle of searching for this wire!
I ttok a page out of BBQ Hotdogs book, and took a "live" wire and touched the copper connectors until the antenna rose......CAREFUL though! One of those connectors, I touched,tried to turn the engine over!!!(still havent figured that one out!)
D
Just wanted to let you all know that if you have a 98 EB, and you are installing a new head unit, and you need to splice your power control cable from your new headunit to the power antenna wire,(to make ithe antenna functional when turning the headunit on/off), that wire is located on the SQUARE 20 pin connector that came off the back of the stock unit!
That wires' color is ORANGE with a BLUE stripe. IT is NOT located on the connector that your aftermarket wire harness will connect to!(that would be the RECTANGULAR 16 pin connector)....
All of this assumes you have the stock premium sound system, you purchased a wiring harness for explorers, and you WANT your power antenna to work!
I did a lot of searching, (here, and elsewhere to try to get a quick,CLEAR cut answer...no go).
I hope this saves some of you the hassle of searching for this wire!
I ttok a page out of BBQ Hotdogs book, and took a "live" wire and touched the copper connectors until the antenna rose......CAREFUL though! One of those connectors, I touched,tried to turn the engine over!!!(still havent figured that one out!)
D