OK guys Im not in this section too often but this is really bugging me and I need some serious help. Im not new to installing stereos in cars so let me explain this and then if someone can answer me then thanx.

Basically, Im installing a head unit in my 93 honda civic DX. Now, if im not mistakin, there should be a total of 12 wires from my car to install to the head unit: 8 are for the 4 speakers, 4 positive and 4 negative, and then the last 4 are for power, ground, ant. and acc. Now for some reason I only have 10 wires. 4 of the 10 are separate from the other 6 so I know these 4 are for the power, ground, ect. The other 6 are speakers, but my front 2 speakers share the same set of wires.

What I mean by this is as follows:
My front left and front right speakers need to be wired thru 2 wires, a positive and negative for each. The wires are gray with a black stripe and blue with a green stripe. The only thing is, both the left and the right speakers have these same wires.

How would I wire up the head unit when both my front speakers share the same 2 wires? Would I just splice the gray and blue wires and connect them to each of the wires off the head unit? Help please....

 

1993 Honda Civic Stereo Wiring
Constant 12V+ ---White/Blue
Switched 12V+ ---Yellow/Red
Ground ---Black
Illumination ---Red/Black
Dimmer ---n/a
Antenna ---Driver's Pillar
Front Speakers ---6 1/2" Doors
Left Front (+) ---Blue/Green
Left Front (-) ---Gray/Black
Right Front (+) ---Red/Green
Right Front (-) ---Brown/Black
Rear Speakers ---5 1/4" Rear Deck
Left Rear (+) ---Blue/Yellow
Left Rear (-) ---Gray/White
Right Rear (+) ---Red/Yellow
Right Rear (-) ---Brown/White

You should have all these wires, if not there is something missing you need to find.

 

They dont share the same wires. Use the guide above and take a 1.5v AA battery and tap it to the leads and listen for the little crackling sound.

 

Then of course,solder them.

 

lol ok thanx I got it now tho.. I just looked online got a diagram and went from there