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Old 10-12-2009, 10:39 AM   #1 (permalink)
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95-96 Lexus radio harness

Does any1 know what a aftermarket wire harness to a 95-96 Lexus LS400 aftermarket radio wire harness looks like? I have a co-worker who wants to buy my Eonon E1012 unit and put it in his Lexus LS400 and doing some research and found the double-din dash kit, but can't find the wire harness. He said he had a CD changer in his car also, but I don't know if its integrated wirh the factory radio or if its separate and sits in the trunk. IDK if he has a factory amp either I'd have to ask him about it. I couldn't find a harness thats why asking about...
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See http://www.installer.com/cars/by_car.php?carid=3292. You would have to pull the head-unit to check if it uses a (6 and 10 pin connector), (15 pin connector) or (20 pin connector). Here's a good article which explains it all http://www.supraforums.com/forum/sho....php?p=6175963
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if he does have a factory amp how can I bypass that it into the Eonon HU? run another set of wires?
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Take your power, ground and illumination from the connector supplying the OEM head-unit to supply the EONON, then feed the EONONs' speaker outputs to the OEM amplifier speaker out connectors. Leave the OEM amp (if there's one) plugs disconnected to disable its use.
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