Chevrolet Camaro Stereo, Speaker and CD Player Removal
	Chevrolet Camaro How to Remove and Install Car Stereo
	Chevrolet Camaro How to Remove CD Changer
	Factory Wire Color Codes See Diagrams Below
	Aftermarket Wire Color Codes See Diagrams Below
	Speaker Phasing Installing Aftermarket Speakers and Proper Hook-up
	NO AUDIO With aftermarket stereo installation?
	Erratic Volume Control DIY Repair
Chevrolet Camaro How to Remove and Front Speaker Removing and Replacing Front Door Panel Speakers 1.1) Remove one screw from control panel cavity. 2.1) Remove one screw from leading edge of control panel. 3.1) Gently pull down on control panel to release upper clips. 3.2) Pull panel slightly up to release lower clips. 4.1) Gently pry door lock lever from panel. 5.1) Slide lever from control panel. NOTE - When reinstalling slide lever, there is a hole on the back side that must mate with the door lock linkage. The slide lever will snap back into place. 6.1) Gently lift control panel up and away from door panel. 7.1) Reach behind panel, twist and release courtesy lamp from socket. 8.1) Gently wiggle remaining connectors to remove. NOTE - Don't use a screw driver to pry these connectors, they are live wires. If you are unable to remove connectors and must pry them, disconnect the car battery first. 9.1) On passenger door there is an extra connector for the side mirror control, lift trigger on connector to disconnect. 10.1) Twist control panel to release over door open handle and remove. 11.1) Remove two screws from arm rest cavity. 12.1) Remove one screw at leading edge of arm rest/hand hold. 13.1) Remove one screw from small panel above door panel. 14.1) Pull panel releasing to small plastic screw like clips. If clips remain on door, remove and install on panel. 15.1) Lift entire door panel straight up releasing hooks and out of window jam. 16.1) Door panel has hooks that go down into door. 17.1) Remove four screws securing speaker to door. 18.1) I peeled the speaker screen protector back, my finger tips are showing between the frame and speaker cone on this speaker. The foam surround has deteriorated, causing distortion on bass. 19.1) There were two sets of wires to the original speaker in the monsoon system. One set controlled the woofer (full range audio), the other controlled the tweeter (high frequencies only). 20.1) You will have to test the speaker leads to determine which is full range for hooking up an aftermarket speaker. 20.2) For protection, cuff your hand away from speaker just in case you slip from the mounting screw. 21.1) We extended the full range speaker leads so we could place the tweeter on this two way speaker in the correct direction. 22.1) Before installing control panel, release metal clip on switch panel. 23.1) Remove switch panel, be sure to guide switch panel connectors back through opening when installing control panel. 23.2) Connect switch panel and snap into place.
Chevrolet Camaro How to Remove Front Speaker Removing and Replacing Rear Side Panel Speakers 1.1) Lower roof and pull rear seat forward. 1.2) Remove one screw at top edge of side panel by seat belt. 2.1) Remove one screw from side of trim panel along door jam. 3.1) Pull upper panel back to allow lower part of side panel to clear during removal. 4.1) Remove one Torx T50 bolt from side of panel. 5.1) Lift rear edge of panel up. 6.1) Be sure lower part of panel clears from behind door jam panel. 7.1) Reach behind panel and release connector at courtesy light and remove panel. 8.1) Remove four screws securing speaker to side panel. 8.2) Release trigger on connector at speaker to remove. AFTERMARKET INSTALLATION 9.1) Aftermarket speaker is deeper in depth and will not fit into original speaker opening. 10.1) Remove speaker grill tabs from back of speaker grill on side panel. 11.1) Remove original speaker grill and mount aftermarket speaker to side panel. 11.2) Be careful of outside depth of speaker with attached grill. When placing rear seat back to up position, you may have to push side panel in to allow clearance of rear seat to lock into position.
Wire Diagrams, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Corvette, Geo, GMC, Oldsmobile, Pontiac and Saturn. DO NOT CUT FACTORY WIRE HARNESS     Aftermarket stereo installation? Why purchase the aftermarket wire harness? Installation is easier, no guess work with wire color codes and a Headache Saver! Factory wire colors codes are not universal. See Aftermarket Videos above. We discourage cutting the factory wire harness. This section aids in troubleshooting and determining wire color codes, phasing for speaker hook up, locating power wires for installing external devices and add-ons. Diagrams may not be applicable to Bose Audio Systems     1978 - 1992 IMPORTANT - There are two (2) yellow*, two (2) gray and two (2) brown wires in this harness. Locate the +12 volt constant wire first. Label it or splice to constant wire on aftermarket stereo first. Swapping yellow wires will cause damage to any aftermarket stereo. Check fuses if your unable to find +12 volts. 1   Black Ground 2   Gray Dimmer 3   or Blank Antenna/Amplifier Trigger On 4   Yellow Switched +12 volts 5   Light Green Right Front Speaker (+) 6   Tan Left Front Speaker (+) 7   Gray Left Front Speaker (-) 8   Dark Green Right Front Speaker (-) 9   Brown Left Rear Speaker (+) 10   Dark Blue Right Rear Speaker (+) 11   Light Blue Right Rear Speaker (-) 12   Yellow Left Rear Speaker (-)     Factory Wire Harness On Factory Car Stereo   13     Orange Orange Constant +12 Volts 14     Brown Brown Illumination Corvette Only with Second One Wire Black Connector 15       Pink Bose Amplifier Trigger On     1988 - 2005 IMPORTANT - There are two (2) yellow*, two (2) gray and two (2) brown wires in this harness. Locate the +12 volt constant wire first. Label it or splice to constant wire on aftermarket stereo first. Swapping yellow wires will cause damage to any aftermarket stereo. Check fuses if your unable to find +12 volts. 1   Gray Left Front Speaker (-) 2   Tan Left Front Speaker (+) 3   Dark Green Right Front Speaker (-) 4   Light Green Right Front Speaker (+) 5   Black Ground 6   Brown Illumination 7   Gray Dimmer 8   Blank   9   Yellow* (Green) Switched +12 volts 10   Orange Constant +12 volts 11   Light Blue Right Rear Speaker (-) 12   Dark Blue Right Rear Speaker (+) 13   Yellow Left Rear Speaker (-) 14   Brown Left Rear Speaker (+)     Wire Codes and Pin Lay Out on Back of Factory Car Stereo Note the location of the connector "Keys" in yellow.   1 Ground 2 Right Front Speaker (+) 3 Right Front Speaker (-) 4 Left Rear Speaker (-) 5 Left Rear Speaker (+) 6   7   8   9   10   11   12   13 Illumination 14 Right Rear Speaker (+) 15 Right Rear Speaker (-) 16 Left Rear Speaker (-) 17 Left Rear Speaker (+) 18   19   20   21 Dimmer 22   23 Switched +12 Volts 24 Constant +12 Volts     All wire diagrams and color codes are not 100% accurate.
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