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Posted on Apr 02, 2009

Wiring is broke on 4 pin mike plug

Hi i need an image of a 4 pin wiring, my colors are shield on#1, then the other 3 colors are red green and black, thanks for any help-jeff

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O.K. Jeff
The shield which is on #1 should be wrapped around another wire the wire it's wrapped around is your audio wire that will go on #2 pin then you take the remaining two wires and put one on #3 and one on #4 and plug the mic in if the radio keys up without pushing the button then you need to switch #3 and #4 if it does'nt and it keys up when you push the button all is good again.Good luck......Dan

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    The shield which is on #1 should be wrapped around another wire the wire it's wrapped around is your audio wire that will go on #2 pin then you take the remaining two wires and put one on #3 and one on #4 and plug the mic in if the radio keys up without pushing the button then you need to switch #3 and #4 if it does'nt and it keys up when you push the button all is good again.Good luck......Dan

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This is the wiring for a stock mic ... if it is a different one let me know



Mic Wiring
Stock
1- Shield
2- Audio
3- Transmit
4- Receive

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3- Red
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1- Shield & Blue
2- White
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4- Black
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2- White
3- Brown
4- Green
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