Installing radio in a 1100

[foxalaska]

I'm installing a radio in my 1100 and I'm a bit spun out on the wiring. I found a nine pin block with 7 wires. 4 pink-1 black-1 white/green tracer-1 red/white tracer. I assume the black is ground, the red/white tracer is switched power. The white/green tracer could be constant power. The pink wires must be speakers. They have colored coded dots on them, but I have no idea which is ground nor which is left or right. I can pull the headliner and figure it out, but I'm hoping someone knows what's what before I do that.

Thanks, John

 

[Stacy]

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/atvs-utility-vehicles/207606-radio-install-kubota-rtv1100.html

 

[bczoom]

I don't have an 1100 so I don't have any first-hand knowledge.

There are several threads here related to this. Do a forum search for radio or stereo.

 

[Doc]

Wiring diagram and info: http://www.nettractortalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=16397&highlight=radio

Radio install with pics from bordercollie for accessory switches. http://www.nettractortalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=15990&highlight=radio

there are more but hope these help

 

[bordercollie]

Hi. I have this to add to the pot. I bought a used Kentwood radio with cd player and this wiring schematic came with it. I hope it helps somewhat.( I have a 900 open air). bordercollie

 

[Vnogrwr]

Just some food for thought if you ever need to find speaker wires coming from speakers in a vehicle this can be done by using a 1.5 volt battery like AA just touching the wires to the battery it will make a slight scratching sound in the speaker it is connected too without doing any damage to the speakers.
Attachment shows how Kubota should have mounted radio in my opinion.

 

[OldMasterTech]

You'll end up dropping the headliner anyway to upgrade those horrible OEM speakers!

 

[foxalaska]

Old Master Tech,

You are correct. I got it wired, but the speakers are crap.