Radio wiring problem

Hi all

I have a 2002 90 Defender
The wiring to the stereo has been cut and the standard radio/casstte I want to fit has male bullets on the rear of it I know what all the wires coming from the car loom to the stereo are eg live,earth,speakers etc but I dont have a clue as to which bullet connector (on the stereo) they fit into.
Dose anyon have a picture of the wires going into the right places on there stereo.
Sadly the markings on the stereo sticker have rubbed off so I cant tell you the make or model. All I know is it is out of a 2002 defender and has male bullet connectors arranged in a "L" shape on the rear. I have heard its the same as a Bmw?

Hope someone can help?

Many Thanks

Ben

what colours has the radio got?? Yellow is usually permanent live, Red switched live Black earth. Blue =leccy aerial. Speakers is just a case of matching them up 1 pair at a time and adjusting balance L to R & Fader B to F (if fitted)

Yeah it has all those colours you metioned. I know what the wires coming from the car loom are. its just I dont know where they go into the stereo unit itself.. Its such a headache.

cheers for the reply

ben

there are no wires coming from the radio.. when i bought it on ebay it just had the male bullets cheers ben

e30bmw said:

there are no wires coming from the radio.. when i bought it on ebay it just had the male bullets cheers ben

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But if it has Male bullets they must be attached to something. Or do you mean spade connectors?? in which case it's probably an ISO connection & Halfrauds will sell you a convertor.

The stereo unit is totally free of wires. On the rear of the stereo there is just a series of male bullets in an L shape. On my vehicle the wires have been cut and the connector that you connect to the stereo removed by a previous owner. The trouble im having is that i dont know where the wire from the car (bare) connect to the male bullet stubs on the rear of the head unit.

I hope that makes abit more sense :s

cheers ben

The headunit is a standard land rover brand (2002) from a defender

Car Audio & Security: Car Stereo, Speakers & Subwoofers, Car DVD Players, GPS and CD Changers

This link shows the connector I think plugs into the headunit i have