I was removing a GM Delco tape deck from my 94 Trans Am to put the factory Delco CD Player back in it, and a wire came loose from the connector that goes to my power antenna.

It appears that the tape deck is a 95+ Delco tape deck that has the auxiliary plug to hook up to a CD changer. The power antenna is a factory GM antenna, but did not come on the car from the factory.

What pin on the wiring harness does the loose lead plug in to? Does the 1994 Pontiac Delco CD head unit even support a power antenna?

Thanks,
-Shawn

 

Surely someone knows the answer to this.....

 

The best thing I can tell you is to look into the end of the plug that the wires go in and see if you can tell which pin might have been crimped.

Or you can take a look at the matching wiring harness at an install shop and match up the plugs to see where the antenna pin goes.

 

hehe...the connector came out of the plug and is still attached to the wire. That's why I don't know where it goes. I guess I can take a voltmeter and see which pin is switched with the radio power, or take your advice and look at another plug that is still all together.

 

I think it goes on the other end of the power side..
12vs, 12vc, immu, dim, ant Not sure tho.

 

Any other guesses or ideas before I look at this today?

 

I was wrong. I had an old harness in my room, some of the pins were wrong. I beleive its the 3rd one in. Next to the orange and yellow. Best bet it to check with a meter anyway.

 

Cool...I didn't get a chance to look at it today. I'll let you know what I find out. Thanks..

 

DING DING DING We have a winna!

It was the 3rd wire in beside the orange and yellow ones.

Thanks
-Shawn