Speaker wiring colors on a 96 grand prix - Cars & Trucks

Harvey N Tawatao

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• Posted on Jun 09, 2009

SOURCE: can i swap a 3.1 96 century, for a 3.1 96 grand prix?

Everything should go easy as a swap, the only thing your going to have to do is change the Oil and temperature sensors. Always good to have new sensors installed just to make life easy. The other thing to is to pay attention to the accessory unit's like the power steering pump and alternator, but i think there all about the same. Good luck and hope this helps, keep me posted. be glad to help

SOURCE: 96' Pontiac Grand Prix SE, Air Conditioin Compressor

did you open the hp swich located on the high pressure ac lin you have to open the hp swich w/a paperclip in the harnes to open the system to accept the freon your trying to put in open the circut then fill

SOURCE: speaker wire colors

http://www.host-comp.com/281774/va124760.pdf
or
http://www.host-comp.com/281774/va124761.pdf
since there were 2 stereo system versions :)

SOURCE: 2000 grand prix - speaker install

its really a common sense thing, im not trying to be nasty or rude, you will need to remove the panel, it actually has a screw that hold the handle together to the frame, on top of that you might consider grabing one fo things that look like a fork that will help you in removing the plastic type screws that hold your panel to the frame. Then just switch and remove.

SOURCE: what colors are speaker wires

Hi, my name is John I will do my best to assist you.

Based on a review of wiring diagrams for your truck the following color coding appears to be standard for all of the optional sound systems.


Left Front:
+ = Orange/Light Green
- = Light Blue/White

Right Front:
+ = White/Light Green
- = Dark Green/Orange

Left Rear:
+ = Tan/Yellow
- = Gray/Light Blue

Right Rear:
+ = Brown/Pink
- = Orange/Red

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