93 Es300 Aftermarket Cd Player Installation
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I HAVE A 93 ES300 AND THEY DONT SELL A WIRE HARNESS ANYWHERE FOR AFTERMARKET CD PLAYERS I WANT TO INSTALL A PIONEER 50 BY 4 I CALLED LONG RADIO AND THEY TOLD ME I WOULD HAVE TO REWIRE THE WIRING TO BYPASS THE STOCK AMP BECUASE THE STOCK RADIO PUTS OUT A LOW WATTATGE THE ONLY KIND OF HARNESS THEY SELL IS FOR A TOYOTA (part # 78112) ...WHICH DOES NOT FIT AT ALL...HAS ANY ONE INSTALLED A AFTERMARKET CD PLAYER FOR A 93 ES300 OR REWIRED ANY THING ...I NEED HELP ANDI DONT FEEL LIKE PAYING LONG RADIO 60 BUCKS AND HOUR TO REWIRE IT FOR ME....THANKS
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I'm in the same boat except I have a fujitsu ten unit in mine, can anybody help with a diagram for this? wire colours can be seen here:- https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=205843
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Actually For the 92-96 Es300 it isnt too complicated to wire into the stock amp using an adapter. Crutchfield.com where i purchases my headunit told me to buy this adapter http://www.crutchfield.com/S-x5TXWgJ....asp?I=127OEM2
It comes with directions to wire it in. You can also find a stereo dash kit on ebay for around 20 bucks shipped so it will fit in place of the stock unit
It comes with directions to wire it in. You can also find a stereo dash kit on ebay for around 20 bucks shipped so it will fit in place of the stock unit
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Thats me out,
papachino was good enough to take out his head unit to check his colour codes for me but
unfortunatly I'm out of luck there.
He has gone to the trouble of putting them all on my post so if anyone is in need they are all listed here:- https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=205843
Oh well, Of to the audio techie I go.
Cheers all for your input.
papachino was good enough to take out his head unit to check his colour codes for me but
unfortunatly I'm out of luck there.
He has gone to the trouble of putting them all on my post so if anyone is in need they are all listed here:- https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=205843
Oh well, Of to the audio techie I go.
Cheers all for your input.
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The wiring for the 92-94 has been done on this forum. Normally I'd tell you to find it, but in all honesty the two/three posts containing information about it are *very* hard to dig out for some reason.
Download the FSM for a '93, and see the Body Electrical section.
http://us.lexusownersclub.com/forums...howtopic=26449
There is nothing special about wiring in a headunit. You don't even use half the wires on the existing harness if you are re-using the stock wiring. Once the speakers are wired in, take the passenger seat out, dig up the AMP & bypass it. Either by shoving wire into the end of the harness, or cut the harness off & join the wires permanently.
There is *nothing* complicated, hard, or otherwise special to wiring in a head unit. Any village idiot with a diagram can do it. The *only* caveat is that the stock ES ant. is two position. Without the stock radio you only get one position.
Download the FSM for a '93, and see the Body Electrical section.
http://us.lexusownersclub.com/forums...howtopic=26449
There is nothing special about wiring in a headunit. You don't even use half the wires on the existing harness if you are re-using the stock wiring. Once the speakers are wired in, take the passenger seat out, dig up the AMP & bypass it. Either by shoving wire into the end of the harness, or cut the harness off & join the wires permanently.
There is *nothing* complicated, hard, or otherwise special to wiring in a head unit. Any village idiot with a diagram can do it. The *only* caveat is that the stock ES ant. is two position. Without the stock radio you only get one position.
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I was wondering hte same thing, I took off becuase it broke, and If I was going to replace I would want to lower and raise it. I don't think that my Alpine would do it unless I find the proper wiring. This was a concern because I plan on replacing my antenna soon or just bondo the hole for a smooth look, but the Lexus antennas retract pretty good as they are.
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What If I Choose Not To Bypass The Amp And Hook Up Subs To The Stock Amp....wouldn't This Work ? How Many Watts Is A Stock 93 Es300 Amp Anyways ? Or Another Idea I Had Was To Upgrade To Higher Wattage Speakers And Have Both A Nice Head Unit And Stock Amp Hooked Up To It.....any Suggestions ? On How This Is To Be Done For Dummys
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