Colour Codes Of Rca Harness

[Greenwich-biker]

The power amp of my 'line has been removed by the previous owner, leaving the 4 channel RCA wiring loom and the speaker wires dangling in the boot. The speaker wires I'm OK with, but is there any standardised colour coding for the RCA plugs? The head unit is a Kenwood MJ919/D919, but without pulling that out, is there a way I can sort out the 4 RCA plugs for the new power amp?

[cavell]

The power amp of my 'line has been removed by the previous owner, leaving the 4 channel RCA wiring loom and the speaker wires dangling in the boot. The speaker wires I'm OK with, but is there any standardised colour coding for the RCA plugs? The head unit is a Kenwood MJ919/D919, but without pulling that out, is there a way I can sort out the 4 RCA plugs for the new power amp?

there should be to white ones and to red ones, one white and red will be joined and the other white and red will be joined, the easyest way to figure out which is which is fade your h/u to the front then plug one of the rca's into ch1 of the amp and if audio comes out of the front speakers then that white and red rca lead will be your front 2 (WHITE IS LEFT RED IS RIGHT SIDE) plug them as CH1 front left so WHITE CH2 front right so RED Ch3 rear left so WHITE Ch4 rear right so RED. once there all pluged in go through your h/d and just fade it to the front left then front right then rear right then rear left and if there all right your done.

[Greenwich-biker]

there should be to white ones and to red ones, one white and red will be joined and the other white and red will be joined, the easyest way to figure out which is which is fade your h/u to the front then plug one of the rca's into ch1 of the amp and if audio comes out of the front speakers then that white and red rca lead will be your front 2 (WHITE IS LEFT RED IS RIGHT SIDE) plug them as CH1 front left so WHITE CH2 front right so RED Ch3 rear left so WHITE Ch4 rear right so RED. once there all pluged in go through your h/d and just fade it to the front left then front right then rear right then rear left and if there all right your done.

Cool! Thnx for ur help