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TorontoZ: (2019-02-25 04:45:34)

Does anyone have the pinout of the 5 pin din or a radio manual that includes the 5 pin din connector that comes out of the radios to go to the amp for the rear speakers? Would be appreciated thanks


Z_Karma: (2019-02-25 18:50:45)

As requested: previous post.

https://z31performance.com/forum/z31…am-help-needed

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The only thing i have is the 5pin DIN pinout for the Hitachi CSK-7101ZG (no equalizer)

CSK-7101ZK 5pin DIN pinout.jpg

This is from the stereo side. The earlier Z31 amp/stereo combo used chassis ground for the negative.

If you compare that to this aux amp image for a 2002 Altima (that i found online)

Aux_input_diagram.jpg

It might be possible that your audio signals are on the same as the altima (atleast the positive outputs match)

You should be able to test this by connecting a scrap headphone speaker to those pins (4&6 or 5&7) and listen

for sound from the headunit.

A loud pop followed by smoke means that's not it and you shorted 12V across the voice coil, which is why you use a scrap speaker.