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The video shows how to install a car stereo without a factory wiring harness adapter. It explains how to identify and connect the power, ground, illumination and speaker wires using a test light, a battery and a crimp tool. It also provides some tips and links for finding the correct wiring diagrams and polarity for different vehicles.
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1. A car stereo is being installed without a factory wiring harness.
2. The vehicle wiring harness has been cut, requiring direct wiring of the radio harness to the vehicle's wiring.
3. The power wires (yellow for constant power, red for switched accessory, and black for ground) are identified first.
4. An orange wire may be present for dimming lights when the car's headlights are turned on.
5. Steering wheel control input and power antenna/amplifier turn-on wires are also identified.
6. Speaker wires are color-coded: green, white, purple, and gray.
7. A test light or multimeter is used to identify the constant power wire.
8. The switch power wire is found by turning the car's ignition to the on position without starting the car.
9. An illumination wire may be present which dims the stereo lights when headlights are on.
10. A 9-volt battery can be used to determine speaker wires by listening for a pop sound from the speakers.
11. Polarity of speakers is important for correct phase and sound quality.
12. Speaker wires are determined by matching them with the corresponding wires on the radio harness.
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