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Could be to late. Could have blow the BCM. Unhook the radio and see if the other things start working. If they do, your lucky. Then find some to hook up the radio. I can install radios, but I use a volt /ohm meter. You can not trust the diagrams the radios come with. Or the diagrams I buy.

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The easiest way to accomplish this is to get a kit from your nearby stereo shop that will convert your stereo signal from your factory unit to a pair of rca outputs .You can get them from walmart if you feel up to the task of wiring it up. You will still need to get an amp wiring kit as well from there its just a matter of running power ground and rca cords also a remote lead to turn the amp on and off-you can do that from the fuse box easy enough.-after that just run your speaker wires from the amp to the speakers and your in business.hope that helps

if the radio works and the speakers com on just tape it up and out of the way you may not even need this wire.

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Basically, you cannot use the coax connections for both the VCR and the RCA converter box. I would hook up the phono/cinch connectors from the VCR to the TV if you can (these are also called RCA connectors, but I'm avoiding using that name so we dont confuse the digital receiver with a cable/connector name that is the same here). There should be a yellow one for video and red/white ones for left and right stereo. I believe the RCA converter comes with a three headed cable that can do this for you. With this configuration, you can set the TV to input on these connectors and the VCR should always output there. Once that is set, you can still use the converter box to receive the signal from your antenna, then run the coax to the VCR. Now, the VCR will always have to be set on channel 4 in your setup and you will need to manually change channels on the converter box for it to record a show. Does this make sense so far?

IN ORDER TO HOOK IT UP U HAVE TO HAVE A RCA CONVERTER, YOU CAN EITHER HOOK IT UP THROUGH YOUR MIDS OR SPLICE INTO YOU STOCK WIRE HARNESS FOR YOUR STEREO, IN THE SPEAKER WIRES.
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You can't hook it up like an aftermarket stereo, but there is a piece of equipment (cannot remember what it is called right now) in which you can hook regular speaker wire up to it and it converts it into an RCA jack connector.