Wiring Harness for Isuzu Dmax radio/cd player (OME)

Bob, maybe you could get a radio plug from a wrecker that would fit in your old radio.
All you would need is a wiring diagram for the hookup of speakers and power then.

cheers
Dave

Boo Boo
all the larger auto stores carry the conversion kits & In most cases you need 2
when fitting a new brand to car
Eg fit pioneer to Nissan you need pioneer to Nissan adaptor (2 items approx $30)
if you buy Dmax to ? you should have the correct fitting that plugs into your original car stereo, I just did this with my patrol stereo & now have the patrol stereo fitted in camper with the patrol you also have to buy a aerial adaptor as well as it has this weird 2 lead cable

Boo Boo,

I've picked up a few at Supercheap, mainly for Toyotas though.

If the D-Max radio is a Fujitsu, Boo Boo, then it should give excellent performance, reception-wise, in your van. They've been fitted to toyotas for years, and have always given good reception in outback areas.

Good luck,

Bob.

Hi Boo Boo Has the cd/Radio have a security code ??? If it has each time you use the van it means you got to re enter the code . Nothing major just a pain. Also when wiring it up put both 12v and contant on the same a switch so when its parked up the radio is not drawing power . I brought a after market radio for mine cheap as chips and does not need a code . Just a thought

There is a company called AEROPRO, that supplies most of the industry with car aerials, and car radio installation bits.

They have a heap of different adaptors in their catalogue.

pioneer to holden, clarion to toyota and so forth, they also have a range of "tails" that is the plug to a fist full of wires.

The problem you have is not usnusual, plenty of ham fisted installers out there don't know their stuff and chop off the loom in the car.....so the poor sucker with some workmanship, buys these tails to make good.

Lots of auto shops stock a limited range of AERIOPRO stuff, but can almost certainly order in what you need.
Ask the man to get out his AERIOPRO catalogue and have a look.

One of the distributers of AERIOPRO is Radio Parts Group.. but you will need an account to buy of them.

cheers

Sorry for the late reply fellas, but I left my computer at my daughters place for a few weeks and have only been able to pick it up this weekend.

I checked several radio places and auto barns etc and one installer said that as it was OME I would have difficulty getting what I wanted, if at all.

So, after considerable time and fuel I thought stuff this and went to JB and bought a radio with CD player and Ipod inlet on special for $75.

Now all I have to do is get the wiring and ariel and put it in.

Thanks for all your help everyone.