After market stereo installation help

not told why (the job) rats eat the wires or what?
no country of vin told
nor which of 5 to 10 audio head engine sound system radios
is there now or if aftermarket not from Jetta VW
the USA car this wiring is in the service manual
but is 1 or more page for each of 5 to 10 radios VW used
see???????????
ours are here

https://eautorepair.net/Marketing/Default.asp

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then fails to tell country or VIN, and is 99% of the post here
and the all time reason for wrong answers./
for cars here we
for newer radio
we use these

https://www.scosche.com/car-audio/installation/harness

Ebay is the best place to look.

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Hey man, you have an amplified system. use a 70-1858 wiring harness and jump the blue/white wire from the aftermarket radio to the pink wire on the second plug. this will power on the factory amp with the aftermarket radio.

Chris-

Should be straight forward. Just get you an aftermarket wiring adapter.

i am a vw tech there is a fuse on the back of the radio if it is not bad you need a radio now if you go aftermarket when installing the radio clip the brown wire and tape it off or this will cause communication isues with the control modules

go to your local halfords or the likes and you will need to get a wiring harness designed specifically for your car.you will need to tell them what kind of aftermarket stereo you have as the harnesses are all different.

As reference, this document can helped to you: VW Jetta 99-00

Good luck (remember rated this help).

My wife's 2001 Jetta TDI had the same problem. First we changed the battery. (It was just about due anyway) No change. We then traced the power drain to the in-trunk mounted CD changer. This was an aftermarket CD changer but we went to the same source that the VW dealership uses. Of course one blames the other. The CD changer was even replaced with no change. If we are not using the car for long trips we unplug the CD changer and no more dead battery! Neither the VW dealer nor the AV installer could give us a good working solution to this problem.

I have the same problem with an XM radio