blue is most likely remote amp on/electric aerial. Check it with a voltmeter when the unit's switched on.

Standard ISO speaker colouring is:

LF+: white
LF-: white/black
RF+: grey
RF-: grey/black
LR+: green
LR-: green/black
RR+: purple
RR-: purple black

bet it doesn't match that!

Yep, it is the Aerial. Just found a wiring diagram at Panasonic UK.

You are spot on with the speakers I think :)

Just need to find out how it all fits to a 205 now. Is it worth keeping the ISO connectors, or just creating my own loom?

What's the Panny terminated with? If it's bare or bullets, I'd buy an ISO/bare or ISO/Japan(bullet) harness from Hellfords. I'd never cut the car's loom. If the car presents an ISO, connect something to it and work on that.

It terminates in the ISO connectors. Brown for speakers, black for power etc.

Think I may just get this:

http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/shop...g/PC2-06-4.jpg

The red thing connects to the standard Pug plug, then I presume the ISO plugs fit straight into the 2 outlets above?

perfect.

I've managed to borrow a head unit from my sister as she no longer has a car for it to go in. It is a Panasonic CQ-FX35LEN which is a nice looking unit and will go into my Pug 205.

Problem is there are no instructions with it, as the guy who fitted it threw them.

The wiring is in 2 parts, speaker wires, and power wires.

power wires include red for Acc, yellow for 15A 12V battery, then blue and black. I presume black is ground, so what is the blue wire?

Anyone know which speaker wiers are for which speaker?

[Edited by Dream Weaver - 3/10/2003 10:14:56 AM]