Question:
I am going to install a new stereo in my 1992 Ford Ranger... Does anybody know where I could get a wiring diagram for this?
Answers:
I am going to give you the same advice I give everyone asking these questions.
Go to "www.alldatadiy.com." This is the do it yourself version of the manuals that professional mechanics use to guide them through repairs.
A subscription for one vehicle for one year is about $15 and I use this whenever I do any kind of work on my '93 F-250.
I was blown away by the preciseness and amount of the information.
It is a great service.
P.S. I was trying to use a Haynes manual before I found this, and I garauntee you that there are some things that alldata shows you that you will never find in Haynes. Haynes is sh*t compared to alldata.
Other Answers:
autozone, it's called a "hanes service manual"
11 dollars
Source(s):
46 years wrenchin'
www.usedpartsforcars.com wow...11 bucks....
bastards are chargin 14 here.
Source(s):
geez
oops....scuze my french You don't actually have to have a diagram. In the car audio section of WalMart they sell adapter plug ins that make it a LOT easier to stick an aftermarket radio in. And you don't have to cut any of your Ranger's wires. The adapters usually come with a list of what wire is what and the last one I bought for our 94 Explorer even had the info printed directly on the wires. I think I paid $8 for the adapter which would be the exact same one as you need for your 92 Ranger.
This doesn't directly answer your question, but it sure could solve your problem. Your best bet is to go to a junk yard and cut out the stereo wiring harness and install it in the truck so u can use an aftermarket wiring harness, or go to your local Best Buy and ask the installer for a reverse wiring harness and a factory wiring harness
Source(s):
15 years of car audio installation
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Answers:
I am going to give you the same advice I give everyone asking these questions.
Go to "www.alldatadiy.com." This is the do it yourself version of the manuals that professional mechanics use to guide them through repairs.
A subscription for one vehicle for one year is about $15 and I use this whenever I do any kind of work on my '93 F-250.
I was blown away by the preciseness and amount of the information.
It is a great service.
P.S. I was trying to use a Haynes manual before I found this, and I garauntee you that there are some things that alldata shows you that you will never find in Haynes. Haynes is sh*t compared to alldata.
Other Answers:
autozone, it's called a "hanes service manual"
11 dollars
Source(s):
46 years wrenchin'
www.usedpartsforcars.com wow...11 bucks....
bastards are chargin 14 here.
Source(s):
geez
oops....scuze my french You don't actually have to have a diagram. In the car audio section of WalMart they sell adapter plug ins that make it a LOT easier to stick an aftermarket radio in. And you don't have to cut any of your Ranger's wires. The adapters usually come with a list of what wire is what and the last one I bought for our 94 Explorer even had the info printed directly on the wires. I think I paid $8 for the adapter which would be the exact same one as you need for your 92 Ranger.
This doesn't directly answer your question, but it sure could solve your problem.
Source(s):
15 years of car audio installation