RTV 1100 Radio Connector

[TWO GUNS]

To keep from cutting the OEM connector wires off , this is your answer, done some research, and this is what I came up with >>>>>> Think it's less than $3.00</P>


Also, found on this forum a color code :</P>


Black---------------------------Ground
Red with white stripe------Always hot
Green with white stripe---Hot in accessory position
Yellow-------------------------Left speaker
Yellow with red stripe-----Left speaker
Blue----------------------------Right speaker
Blue with white stripe-----Right speaker </P>


The RTV 1100 wire harness is wired for the radio, </P>


Speakers are already installed >>>></P>


Note: I wired the radio direct to the hot wire, not to the accessory position !That way, when the engine was turned off, and I still wanted to listen to the radio, I wouldn't be running the HOURS up on the machine and it not running >>> Remember, if you turn that key on the accessory position, the hours will be a clicking on, running the hour meter up !!!!</P>


http://www.allelectronics.com/cgi-bin/item/CON-90/search/9_PIN_CONNECTOR_.html</P>

 

[TWO GUNS]

Picture of Connector on 1100 Series Unit >>>>>>> Took this off of a RTV 1100 owners post !!!</P>

 

[jik]

Good morning, will this wire connector let me go to Wal-mart-buy radio- and plug it in to the OEM connector? Thank you in advance for your help.

 

[TWO GUNS]

Don't really know, BUT, you can plug this in to your OEM plug that is installed on your unit, and then do your wire cutting and splicing on this little item other than your machines wire harness. Or should I say, plug this into the machines harness, and cut THESE wires to connect wires to ANY radio.....</P>


Some folks don't like to cut into OEM harness', this will keep you from doing this >>>>></P>


Hope this answered your question [:O]</P>


<FONT color=#ff0000><FONT face=JohnHancock><FONT size=6> *** Two Guns </FONT></FONT></FONT></P>

 

[mmolnar]

Two guns,

Hey, thanks again for some great info. It's no fun hacking up the factory stuff. I wonder if this is a common connector, I means the 9 pin on the RTV side.


mmolnar

 

[notlaw]

Hey guys, if it helps, the OEM connector is Toshiba. Not sure if all toshibas will fit. But did find that out in my explorations. A good shop will slice the coating and splice into the wires below your harness with splice and if resold, no one would no any different. Just another thought.

 

[ZZZ2D1]

TWO GUNS,
The connector link does not work anymore.
Do you have any info on the 9 pin radio connector itself - part number
ZZZ2D1/DOORGUNNER

 

[LATiger]

Here's a link to the one I used on my 1100. A little more expensive, but is a direct plug in to the factory radio wiring harness. Look near the bottom of the page for 9 pin harness-$19.99.

http://www.agriradiosupply.com/harnesses_&_radio_types_k.html

 

[razerface]

here is a link to the p/n 2guns is talking about. I got one of them last month. p/n is con-90. It will cost 10 bucks to your door. works perfectly. Cut the end off you don't want.

http://www.allelectronics.com/make-a-store/item/CON-90/9-PIN-CONNECTOR/1.html