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Hi, Just bought my Hilux SR last month and trying to work out how the wiring goes,

As only 4 wires pretty simple :) but how to find the matching ones under the dash!!

1, red fused to main power supply (does that mean from the battery or can i find a joining place inside cab

2, black neg ground, ok I know where to put that one any metal bolt.

3, blue fused goes to the ignition key

4, car radio muting

As i had a holden c'dore before and holdens had a block of wires already marked for phone kit made it so simple :D

Reading the topic on how to remove Radio I take it there was no special tool for this?

Last but not least where to pick up a workshop manual for the Hilux

Any suggestions to the above is greatly appreciated

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I'd pay an installer to do it. Less of a headache!

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