Radio wiring harness picture?

[warhog]

My truck came without a radio, so I have no idea what wires are what. I found two connectors in the area of where the radio goes..But none of those connectors look anything like what the parts store is showing for my radio harness. Any idea what they are? And what the connectors SHOULD look like?

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[Matrix37495]

I think the top one is for the warning buzzer. The bottom one might be for the radio...

 

[whiteboyslo]

What year truck? Neither of those look like radio harnesses to me. In my 91, the harnesses in the truck look like this:

http://www.scosche.com/car-audio/product/227

Mike

 

[warhog]

Oops, forgot i didn't have my signiture filled out. it's an 86 (350 if it matters which i doubt).

edit: well good i don't want the warning buzzer, i hate them things. The house looking one was tucked above the glove box (under the dash pad). If the harness is supposed to look anything like the link you posted, then it looks like i'm re wiring the whole damn stereo. The only loose wires i find are about 4, maybe 6. No connectors of any kind. I traced the wires back from the speakers and they end up in the harness with the house looking thing so that doesn't help.

 

[warhog]

http://www.crutchfield.com/p_120705001/Ford-Receiver-Wire-Harness.html

that look like my picture to you guys? It's for an 86 f series with "factory analog radio."


found this picture on google..appears that plug IS the radio. And the freely cut wires i found should have had a clip at one point too...maybe there's some hope. Perhaps the truck is an 85...not an 86. In which case, from 82-85 they used different radios, shew that's confusing.

http://s303.beta.photobucket.com/us...lacement Project/radio006.jpg.html?sort=3&o=1

 

[Blind Driver2]

Any descent modern radio will need to use new heavier gauge wiring due to the higher output of wattage