Wiring Diagram For The Jensen RV Stereo System # JWM60A

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on my radio the yellow connects to the 12vdc battery power, the red connects to the 12vdc switch power and blue connects to the 12vdc trigger. What corresponding wires on the jwm60a would these wires connect to?

asked by: BENNY K

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I've attached the wiring diagram for the Jensen RV Stereo - Double DIN - AUX/USB, Bluetooth, jControl - 12V # JWM60A (pictured below) which will show to the function of each wire color in the wiring harness to aid you during the installation process.

expert reply by: Kevin C

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JWM60A Wiring Diagram
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Answer 1

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Answer 2

I recommend to replace the Furrion DV1200 with the Jensen RV Stereo part #JWM60A. The Jensen brand is very reliable and fits almost the exact cut out of the Furrion DV1200 according to it's manual. You will only need to expand the cut out by a…

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Answer 3

We do have other replacement options but manufacturers make their wiring harnesses different so you would have to resplice together your wiring to a new harness unless you used the same model stereo. To keep the same features you have with the…

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Answer 4

For your replacement stereo, I recommend the Jensen Stereo -AM/FM - CD/DVD - USB - Bluetooth #JWM60A. It as rough opening dimensions of 9 inches by 6 inches by 5-1/2 inches and is the best option for a replacement in my opinion. It will be a nice…

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Answer 5

The best replacement option we offer for the Linear Series RV5090 RV Stereo is the Jensen RV Stereo part #JWM60A. These units both have about the same size cutout so there should be no additional trimming needed to install and there should be no gap…

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Answer 6

The Jensen RV Stereo part #JWM60A would be an excellent replacement option for the Jensen RV Stereo part AWM910. The cutout size needed as well as the mounting hole locations are virtually identical between the two units so this part of the process…

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Answer 7

The Magnadyne RV5090 is definitely a giant brick so you'll want to go with a Double Din option like the Jensen RV Stereo w DVD Player #JWM60A to maintain the same footprint. The cutout dimensions I could find for it were 9-1/4" W x…

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Answer 8

Both the Jensen JWM6A and the current model, part #JWM62A are classified as double-DIN head units, which will both use the same sized rough openings in a vehicle dash. The old #JWM6A and the current model #JWM62A both use the same pigtail, as you can…

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Answer 9

I have the perfect fit for your with the Jensen RV Stereo w DVD Player #JWM60A. This stereo requires a 9" wide x 6" tall x 5-1/2" deep cutout hole to mount, making it a seamless replacement since you won't have to fabricate a cover…

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Answer 10

I recommend replacing your Genesis GT/ 2.0 with the Jensen RV Stereo #JWM60A as it's the closest match we have. The Jensen has the AM/FM/CD/DVD/MP3 and Bluetooth connections plus this is a 3-Zone system like what you currently have. The only…

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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Wiring Diagram For The Jensen RV Stereo System # JWM60A

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