Req: Radio Pinout 2001 Chevy Prizm (Toyota Corolla?) - add'l info
"Alan 'A.J.' Franzman" wrote in message
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"Alan 'A.J.' Franzman" wrote in message
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Hello,
I have a 2001 Chevrolet Prizm LSi (essentially a Toyota Corolla in
downgraded interior trim) with the factory AM/FM/CD stereo. It looks like
there was an AM/FM/CD/Cass. option also, as there is a big empty space in
the bottom of the radio and an opening in the front of the metal radio
chassis behind the plastic faceplate.
I need the pinout of the rear connector on the radio. The connector is
rectangular with 24 round pins in two rows of 12, top row being labeled
"A" 1-12 and bottom row "B" 1-12. Using various sources I have about
half the pins and wire colors identified but haven't found the functions
I want. I'd like to add ability to switch to an external audio source if
possible - I think with all those unused pins, it's got to be there
somewhere!
Late model Saturns appear to use the same connector but I don't know if
the pinout matches.
I prefer email replies but will check here too. See below to email me.
TIA
In case this is any help, the radio is Delco part number 30024333, made
03/15/01.
"Jeff" wrote in message
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Hows your program writing ability, its most likely done
with data info.
And even the Saturn 24 pin are not all the same.
Well, I know 11 of the pins for sure (ground, constant +12V, ACC/IGN switched
+12V, and 8 for speakers) plus 3 more that I'm fairly sure are lights (+12V),
lights (on dimmer), and switched output for either power antenna or amp. I
think it's likely that similar models of this HU have built-in CD changer
control which would use some of the remaining 10, and would definitely need
line-in which would probably use 4 more. Some (most or all?) models may also
have line-out for use with an external amp (which I may want to use in the
near future too.) If the changer control is a serial protocol it could
possibly only use 1 or 2 pins, which with line in/out would fill the connector
nicely.
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Alan "A.J." Franzman
Email: a.j.franzman at verizon dot net
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