Anybody know what this is ?

[r33gtr]

I found this unplugged in the trunk , tried to find the source but couldn't . Can anyone tell me what it's for ?
Thanks

[ColinR33]

pic no work!

[r33gtr]

Black wire found it unplugged under the trunk mat.

[ColinR33]

Still can't see the pic, but does it have a round connector with a center pin? If so it is for the factory CD changer that was mounted in the trunk. It will go up to the console.

[r33gtr]

Damn where is my cd changer? Lol

[ColinR33]

I can sell you mine....!

[doc]

really? i had one in my trunk thought it was aftermarket
i ripped it out and tossed it ... dammit

[ColinR33]

Yep, check FAST, factory/dealer option. JVC six pack, cutting edge technology - back then.

[r33gtr]

When i installed my aftermarket stereo the antenna stopped working . i thought may be that black wire was for the antenna .

[BNR1991]

Black wire is a ground, is it not?

Unless skyline's were built differently.

[flipridah17]

sorry can't see the picture still

[Skym]

CD changer was a factory stereo option.

Here's the R32 optional part catalogue with different stereo's that were available at the time -

http://www.ne.jp/asahi/tomosang/skyline/data/option/op10.htm

Even had a small popout TV.

[r33gtr]

It looks like this!



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[Bossman]

This a definitely a cable for a CD changer. Did your car come with a factory head unit, an after marker or none? I notice that many RHD cars shipped out of Japan would have the radio/head unit removed. Perhaps the previous owner want to keep his fancy stereo system or the exporter/dealer want to make few more $$? Japanese FM frequency range is lower then North America (Canada) so if you have a radio for the Japanese market you will need a gadget in order to receive the higher FM radio stations here in Canada.

[r33gtr]

I didn't get the factory stereo with it , it came with an aftermarket but then i had to change that too since it only played up to 89.9FM