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2000 Honda Accord Car Stereo Wiring Diagram


Question: Where can I find a 2000 Honda Accord radio wiring diagram? What are the 2000 Honda Accord radio wiring harness colors?

If you’re looking to change the radio in your 2000 Honda Accord or troubleshoot why your car radio stopped working, we’re here to help!

Our comprehensive 2000 Honda Accord radio wiring diagram shows you all the radio wire harness colors, car speaker wiring colors and car speaker sizes. Use our 2000 Honda Accord stereo wiring guide to help you with your car radio and installation needs.

2000 Honda Accord Radio Wiring Diagram

This 2000 Honda Accord radio wiring chart shows you all the 2000 Honda Accord radio wire colors and their functions. Utilize this guide to help you with a car radio install or help with a car radio troubleshoot. If you don’t see the car radio wiring information you’re looking for, please feel free to ask your question at the bottom of this page.

Application Radio Wire Color
Car Radio Battery Wire (Constant Power 12v+) White/Green
Car Radio Accessory Wire (Switched Power 12v+) White/Red
Car Radio Ground Wire Black
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Car Radio Illumination Wire N/A
Car Stereo Dimmer Wire Red/Black
Car Radio Antenna Trigger Wire N/A
Car Radio Amp Turn-On Trigger Wire N/A
Car Radio Amp Mute Wire N/A
Car Radio Amplifier Location N/A
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2000 Honda Accord Speaker Wiring Guide

This 2000 Honda Accord speaker wiring chart shows you every speaker wire color and the speaker wire location. Use this 2000 Honda Accord speaker wiring guide to help you with a speaker replacement or speaker upgrade. If the car speaker wiring information you’re searching for is not listed, please don’t hesitate to ask for it at the bottom of this page.

Application Speaker Wire Color
Front Center Speaker Positive Wire (+) N/A
Front Center Speaker Negative Wire (-) N/A
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Front Left Tweeter Positive Wire (+) N/A
Front Left Tweeter Negative Wire (-) N/A
Front Right Tweeter Positive Wire (+) N/A
Front Right Tweeter Negative Wire (-) N/A
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Front Left Speaker Positive Wire (+) Blue/Green
Front Left Speaker Negative Wire (-) Gray/Black
Front Right Speaker Positive Wire (+) Red/Green
Front Right Speaker Negative Wire (-) Brown/Black
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Rear Left Tweeter Positive Wire (+) N/A
Rear Left Tweeter Negative Wire (-) N/A
Rear Right Tweeter Positive Wire (+) N/A
Rear Right Tweeter Negative Wire (-) N/A
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Rear Left Speaker Positive Wire (+) Blue/Yellow
Rear Left Speaker Negative Wire (-) Gray/White
Rear Right Speaker Positive Wire (+) Red/Yellow
Rear Right Speaker Negative Wire (-) Brown/White
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Left Subwoofer Positive Wire (+) N/A
Left Subwoofer Negative Wire (-) N/A
Right Subwoofer Positive Wire (+) N/A
Right Subwoofer Negative Wire (-) N/A

2000 Honda Accord Speaker Sizes and Location

This 2000 Honda Accord speaker size chart shows your speaker measurements and speaker locations. Use this chart to see what speaker fits in your 2000 Honda Accord.

Application Speaker Size and Location
Front Center Speaker Size N/A
Front Center Speaker Depth N/A
Front Center Speaker Location N/A
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Front Tweeter Size N/A
Front Tweeter Depth N/A
Front Tweeter Location N/A
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Front Speaker Size 6.5″ Speakers
Front Speaker Depth 2″ Depth
Front Speaker Location Front Doors
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Rear Tweeter Size N/A
Rear Tweeter Depth N/A
Rear Tweeter Location N/A
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Rear Speaker Size 6″ x 9″ Speakers
Rear Speaker Depth 2″ Depth
Rear Speaker Location Rear Deck
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Car Subwoofer Speaker Size N/A
Car Subwoofer Speaker Depth N/A
Car Subwoofer Speaker Location N/A

Questions and Answers

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26 thoughts on “2000 Honda Accord Car Stereo Wiring Diagram”

  1. Hi, I have just bought a 2000 honda accord and installed aftermarket cd player. everything is working god but my factory subwoofer which is on the rear deck is not turning on. Can any body help me? to switch it on. thanks.

  2. John, radio security codes are usually written in your car manual or given to you when you purchase the vehicle. If you do not have the radio security code, you would have to obtain it from the local Honda dealer. Hope this helps. Good luck with unlocking your 2000 Honda Accord radio.

  3. have original 2000 honda accord in dash cd player and i recently disconnected the battery. when i reconnected the battery the stereo no longer works and it asks for a code. how would i get the code

  4. I had the same wiring issue(orange and Orange/white) the orange is actually a ground(connect it with the black ground wires) check your illumination fuse also but this completes your dimmer circuit, cut the ends of the orange/white and leave alone and this will fix all dash lighting issues.

  5. I just installed a Jensen stereo in my son’s 2000 Honda Accord… I spliced wires (yeah, I know, not the recommended method)… The stereo works great but I now have a few extra wires: Car Radio Illumination Wire: Red and Car Stereo Dimmer Wire: Red/Black… and the instrument panel lights don’t come on with the headlights anymore… I have installed stereos all my life and have never ran into this problem before. After reading the threads here, it seems as if this is a common theme with no real solution… anyone care to offer some advice (besides shooting the car and starting from scratch)

  6. I also have recently installed an after market stereo into my daughters 2000 honda accord, and also Have the same problems as everyone else. everything works fine, although after install I have no dash lights.
    If anyone has figured out a solution to this problem Id love to read about it.

    Thanks

  7. KB, you will need an Apple iPod adapter for your 2000 Honda Accord. Here is the iPod adapter you need:

    Apple iPod Adapter for 2000 Honda Accord

    If you’ve never installed car audio before, we advise you to take your car to an experienced mobile audio installer. Hope this helps. Good luck with your ipod adapter installation.

  8. Have 2000 Honda Accord sedan with factory AM/FM/CASS. Would like to have ability to connect ipod to listen to music and charge ipod at same time. Tried cassette kit but not happy with it. Other than installing a new radio, do I have other options?

  9. Justin, most vehicles have a factory hole with a rubber or plastic grommet at the firewall. This is usually the standard place to run a power wire through the firewall. If one of these holes are not available or not large enough, a hole will have to be drilled to accommodate your power wire. Hope this helps. Good luck with your power wire installation.

  10. I have a 2000 honda accord and im just wondering what would be the best way to get the power wire from the battery to the amps? If I can make the hole in the firewall, and where I should put a false wall. Thanks

  11. Dave, the battery constant always sends power to the radio to save your radio stations and other audio settings. The ignition switched wire sends power to your radio only when the key is in the ignition and your car is on. Both wires are necessary when installing a car radio. Hope this helps. Good luck with your stereo installation.

  12. I am installing radio in a 2000 Accord. The wiring diagram shows two hot wires. One constanct and one switched. Why? Do I need to wire this way, or do I only use one of the two?

  13. My 2000 Honda Accord has a factory cassette player with CD changer potential (buttons) but it doesn’t have any legacy connectors. Anybody know the simple/cheap way to rig some RCA jacks into the back so I can plug in my iPod?

  14. Hi, I have a question about a cd player wiring. I just wired a cd player into my 2000 honda accord but I did not connect the dimmer wires to the cd player. Everything works fine except the lights in my dash it used to work before i hooked up the cd player but now it doesn’t. Could there be a connection problem between the cd player and my dash board lights or maybe the dimmer wire is the cause because the lights don’t work if you can help me out on this question please. thank you.

  15. In reference to comment by Chris on May 17th, 2008, I also installed a cd stereo and have the same issue of no lights for the instrument panel and a/c panel. I did not see any blown fuses. Anybody else run into this? Thanks.

  16. I just bought a 1990 acura integra ls and I am trying to hook up a radio do anyone know the wire diagram for the main harness for the radio it was cut and rewired and I bought the kit to wire my radio to the harness and plug it into the main harness and it doesn’t work.

  17. I just recently installed an aftermarket cd player as well and I am having the same issues as Chris, having two wires(ILLUMINATION-org and DIMMER-org/wht) remaining. The cd player works fine but I also don’t have any dash lights and my park lights remain on unless I turn the car off. I have checked all the connections and fuses and everything is correct. I did some other researcha and I found out that I could have a faulty IGNITION SWITCH, is this true? You help would be greatly appreciated for I have found no one who could give me a legitimate solution.

    Thanks!

  18. Chris, dimmer or illumination wires are not necessary to install a radio. They are only used to dim the radio display when your parking lights are on because its night time and brighten the radio display when your parking lights are off because its daytime. Firstly, double check all your radio connections and make sure they are correct. Secondly, check that your fuses are not blown which may be why you don’t have any lights in the instrument panel. Lastly, make sure you don’t have any loose or exposed wires that may cause a short. Hope this helps. Good luck.

  19. I have recently installed a Panasonic cd deck into my accord. I purchased a harness and followed the color codes. Everything works well and I was left with a couple wires (the illuminator, and dimmer) from the car with nowhere to connect on the stereo. Now I have no dimmer control or lights in the instrument panel. Where do I put these wires to complete the circuit? Or do I? I dont think the deck I installed has dimmer control as all the wires from the deck are used. Thanks

  20. Colby,

    The 2000 Honda Accord does not have a factory remote turn on wire so you have to use a different switched wire.

    Technically, you could connect your remote turn on wire to the radio switched 12v+ wire (white/red). That way your amplifier is on whenever the car is on and off your amplifier when your car is off. Just make sure to run an in-line 1-amp fuse on the remote turn on.

    Hope this helps. Good Luck.

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