Head unit wiring problems?

[zZcommandoZz]

http://youtu.be/bVVNheSEtkg

[lbus9168]

Bench test it man. Connect constant 12v to the constant and switched power lead, and ground to ground. Usually the power wires will be yellow and red, and ground will be black. If you don't have a bench tester, you can just use a car battery.

[zZcommandoZz]

Ok I'll give that a shot

[zZcommandoZz]

http://youtu.be/kUwDXkZZt20

[zZcommandoZz]

http://youtu.be/za0hcUjjO5k

[lbus9168]

I'm glad it's running. Now you need to stop worrying so much about wire colours on diagrams, it's easier to just figure it out. Wiring diagrams are great but aren't always accurate.

Now, given that all the other speakers are working except that one, what I would do first is just swap speakers over. That way you can see if it's wiring or the speaker.

If a known good speaker still doesn't work, it is most likely wiring. You said the colour required wasn't at the head unit?

Just have a good look for any spare wires coming out of that harness. Now, speakers can run either way, what will happen if you accidentally get the polarity mixed up is that the speaker will work, but it will sound incorrect when run with other speakers.

Just try another speaker first, if that doesn't fix it pull out the radio harness and make sure all speaker wires are connected, there should be two grey, two white, two green, and two purple wires from the radio.

[zZcommandoZz]

Yeah speaker works I had it wired in in my room. I only seen one gray wire coming out from the factory wiring but I will take another look to make sure

[zZcommandoZz]

Ok found the gray whit wire it was cut shorter so I did see it but I found and alls working well