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73-87 Chevy _ GMC Trucks => Electrical => Topic started by: BBM3 on January 29, 2016, 04:48:00 pm
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I have been unable to find connectors or more importantly the pinout for the Delco AM radio pictured below.
I don't really need connectors I have no problem slinging solder.
Thanks for looking.
(http://www.bnkk.net/k10/am1.JPG)
(http://www.bnkk.net/k10/am2.JPG)
(http://www.bnkk.net/k10/am3.JPG)
(http://www.bnkk.net/k10/am4.JPG)
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77 and older GM cars have those plug ins. Ebay has them as well.
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77 and older GM cars have those plug ins. Ebay has them as well.
Thanks,
All I have been able to find on Ebay etc. are the rectangular blue, white, and black connectors which I am familiar with.
What I really need is the pinout for this radio.
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this is a picture of the back of a AM 8-track stereo... Rotate the plugs on the standard AM and you get the gist of it.
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The pin-out for the radio will be in the factory wiring diagrams. Look in my signature...
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The pin-out for the radio will be in the factory wiring diagrams. Look in my signature...
Thanks I hoped you would chime in.
I did download your service manual a couple of weeks ago.
I must have missed what I am looking for.
I'll read again.
Thank you!
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this is a picture of the back of a AM 8-track stereo... Rotate the plugs on the standard AM and you get the gist of it.
Thanks that picture solves the power, ground, and backlight part.
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The pin-out for the radio will be in the factory wiring diagrams. Look in my signature...
Thanks I hoped you would chime in.
I did download your service manual a couple of weeks ago.
I must have missed what I am looking for.
I'll read again.
Thank you!
You need the wiring manual. It's separate from the service manual. If you snag em from my Mediafire bucket I have sub-folders for each year.
There are actually 3 or 4 manuals to make a set depending on the year. 1 Service, 2 Unit-Repair, 3 Wiring, and 4 Emissions/Driveability manuals.
The radio wiring will be toward the end of the wiring manual in the optional equipment sub-harness diagrams not on the base model overview wiring pages.
The actual connector family is Delphi Pak-Con. Not sure if it's Pak Con I, II or, III. Delphi still sells the terminals so you can buy em from Del-City etc but not these radio connector shells. You can evilbay all of the 70's radio connectors with pigtails.
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I have the wiring manual as well.
I see the three pin power connector but not the speaker connectors.
I don't want to waste your time. I'll look further and figure it out. I'm sure it is all there.
If all else fails I can take the chassis apart and use the schematics in your radio service manual.
Thanks for sharing!
EDIT:
I am not sure if the Delco radio I have came from a 1975 truck.
It may well have come form an older GM vehicle?
Additionally, a previous owner cut the original radio wiring, dash, IP trim, and installed a single DIN no name Chinese POS radio. >:(
I have a new IP trim panel and I am making a steel patch panel to fill the DIN hack job and allow me to install a period correct Delco two shaft radio.
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Try the upper left corner of page 10.
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Try the upper left corner of page 10.
Exactly what I was looking for.
Thank you very much!