Changed radios in 98 saturn sl2 4 d SD now won't start

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Asked by Joseph Dec 05, 2020 at 01:57 AM about the 1998 Saturn S-Series 4 Dr SL2 Sedan

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

98 saturn sl2 won't start after changing
radios .its like my starter won't go
enough to turn engine over.i wired
everything right except I'm not sure
about 4 wires 2 are speakers yellow
and brown 1 brown is dimmer park
lights illumination ECT.and one yellow
no idea all I know is they are identical
to the freaking speaker wires .please
help

7 Answers

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Normally yellow goes to ignition switch. You should have 2 positive wires, 1 hot at all times for clock and presets memory (orange) and 1 from ignition switch (yellow)if you use multimeter for voltage (negative to ground) you can find the positive wires (will need switch in on/accessory to find the one going to ignition) from there you can use resistance on the other yellow and find the brown wire that connects to the speaker (back left)

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Thank you that helps a lot I still have another brown do you know if it connects to switch yellow or constant orange

41,110

Check with the radio manufacturer for a wiring diagram.

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3,330

I dont believe it connects to either, it sounds like you have a wire hiding in the stereo compartment somewhere

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3,330

Or is the other brown wire that you have coming from dash already? A picture may help to get finished

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Dash one is speaker one is dimmer and parklights

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