im trying to install my head unit into my 96 deville, how the hell is it done, i wired it all up nice and neat try to turn on the power...nothin, really pissed me off, somebody was telling me about runnin wires to the trunk to a factory amp or somethin like that...i need some pointers, any kind of feedback would be greatly appreciated...thanks
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ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
it is not the bose system. i am installing a pioneer head unit that i paid good money for and i want to use. i got the wire adapter that goes behind the dash, i just spent like and hour and a half tearing apart behind the rear seat to fuind a jumble of mad wires i almost lost control and started to break stuff. i want to listen to cds badly, i need help
it is not the bose system. i am installing a pioneer head unit that i paid good money for and i want to use. i got the wire adapter that goes behind the dash, i just spent like and hour and a half tearing apart behind the rear seat to fuind a jumble of mad wires i almost lost control and started to break stuff. i want to listen to cds badly, i need help
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Re: ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
what model pioneer?
in the back of the head unit on the wiring adaptor do you have the power wire connected. is it grounded. How do you have the remote wire hooked up. Is it when you have the acc. on or the car started?bluelac96 said:it is not the bose system. i am installing a pioneer head unit that i paid good money for and i want to use. i got the wire adapter that goes behind the dash, i just spent like and hour and a half tearing apart behind the rear seat to fuind a jumble of mad wires i almost lost control and started to break stuff. i want to listen to cds badly, i need help
what model pioneer?
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twist yellow/red together
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you have to run the yellow wire directly to the cars battery.
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yup,
just wiring to the adapter harness doesn;t work.
You have to reroute the power somewhere else....no need to go rippin the trunk
I ffel your frustration, just come back to it in a day or two, its an easy fix.
just wiring to the adapter harness doesn;t work.
You have to reroute the power somewhere else....no need to go rippin the trunk
I ffel your frustration, just come back to it in a day or two, its an easy fix.
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