stereo plugs

[m.nfs.p]

in my 1998 i had a tape deck and i dont like it so i went to a junk yeard and found a cd player that worked only thing is the plugs don match with the existing plugs in my car. i have a 4 cyl and the cdplayer i pull was from a 6cyl, can some one helpme please

[touringcamry]

If you have a camera, take a photo of the back side and post it here. That V6 might have JBL setup.

[whip_cracker]

Orrr... if you know what you're doing, you can make some 10cm cables with these on the end of them:



These can be pushed straight into the existing harness for the power, earth, acc, speakers etc etc and then get some PVC tape and wrap around a few times to make sure they don't fall out. It's better than hacking up the existing harness and takes only a few mins. The connections are solid and have worked for me each time.

Just a suggestion...

[eddie926]

Some Camrys had head units with internal amps. Some had head units that used an external amp(upgraded models).

The HUs with internal amps had two wiring harnesses that plugged into the back. The HUs with external amps only had one wiring harness.

Camrys that came with the external amp HU also included additional harnesses for plugging in a unit with an internal amp, so a swap was easy. Camry's that came with an internal amp HU don't have the external amp, so you can't just swap in a factory external amp HU.

[skuttduck]

Sounds like the CD player you got was from a system that had the factory amp. I've posted a few times the link to Crutchfields wiring diagram for the AMP on the Camrys.

I'd do what whip cracker said and plug those connecters into the back of the stereo...
There is another option, can you cut the wiring from the car you got it out of, and then get the reverse wiring harness to plug it into your car.

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