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From: perry@techsup
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Subject: Re: Wiring of Chrysler AM-FM radio - 19
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Date: Fri, 24-Jan-86 17:12:00 EST
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Posted: Fri Jan 24 17:12:00 1986
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/* Written 10:35 pm  Jan 15, 1986 by oucs.UUCP!tim in techsup:net.auto */
/* ---------- "Wiring of Chrysler AM-FM radio - 19" ---------- */

I have a 1985 Dodge Charger with an AM-FM radio, and I can't figure out 
what all the wires runing from the back of it are for. I've put in a tape
deck, and a switch that allows either the radio or the deck to output to the
speakers. When I rotate the fader switch on the radio to the read speakers
(I think, it might be the front), I get a terrible noise out of the speakers,
kind of a fast, low-pitched, rumbling noise. I also think I'm not getting
full volume out of the radio. If anyone knows what wires go where, I'd
appreciate hearing from you via uucp mail. Thanks in advance.

-- 
Tim Thompson
414 Morton Hall
Ohio University
Athens, Ohio 45701
(614) 594-5438 or (614) 594-5486

{bgsuvax,osu-eddie,cuuxb,cbdkc1,amc1,cbosgd}!oucs!tim
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