User Manual

REV. 1/22/2019 INST95-9320B

I N STA LL ATI O N

(Figure A)

The 9320 harness is a factory radio relocation harness which also provides power and speaker

connections for the aftermarket radio. Connections will be made at the radio location ﬁrst, then

at the location where the factory radio will be relocated to, usually the trunk area. Ensure that

the main 40-pin connectors are oriented in the correct way as they will only plug in if oriented

properly. A harness layout has been provided at the end of this section.

With the key in the off position:

1. At the radio location, chassis ground the Black wire with a ring terminal.

2. Remove the dust cover from ﬁber optic port in the ampliﬁer interface.

3. Connect the factory ﬁber optic cable into the ampliﬁer interface.

4. Connect the 9320 harness to the ampliﬁer interface.

5. Connect the 9320 harness to the 9320 interface.

Note: Do not connect the 9320 harness to the wiring harness in the vehicle until after step 16

is complete.

6. Connect the ASWC-1 harness to the ASWC-1 interface, and then to the 9320 interface.

7. Connect the 4-pin data extension cable to the 9320 harness.

8. Connect the HSD+2 extension cable to the HSD+2 cable disconnected from the factory radio

chassis.

9. Locate the factory antenna connector in the dash and complete all necessary connections to

the radio. Use the antenna adapter provided to adapt the factory antenna connector to the

aftermarket radio.

Note: Disregard the round connector on the antenna adapter, it will not be used in this application.

Chime Speaker Installation

10. Zip tie the chime speaker under the dash to a location where it will be clearly heard by the

driver. Route the chime speaker harness to the radio location.

11. Connect the chime speaker harness to the 9320 harness.

Radio Chassis Relocation

12. Find a suitable place in the trunk of the vehicle to relocate the factory radio chassis

Other choices are at the discretion of the Installer performing the installation. Route the

9320 harness, HSD+2 extension cable, and 4-pin data extension cable to this location.

* Figure A shows the factory radio chassis (non-NAV model).

13.

Locate a suitable place close to the radio chassis to ground the Black wire with a ring terminal

14. Connect the 4-pin data extension cable to the 9320 harness.

15. Connect the 9320 harness and HSD+2 extension cable to the factory radio chassis.

16. Connect the Yellow wire with a fuse-holder directly to the battery, or to an empty “battery

power” cavity in the fuse box.

17. At the radio location, connect the 9320 harness to the wiring harness in the vehicle.

Attention! If retaining steering

wheel controls, ensure that the

SWC jack/wire is connected to the

radio before proceeding. If this

step is skipped, the interface will

need to be reset for the steering

wheel controls to function.