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Pioneer head unit switching on problem

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falkenbd
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Post by falkenbd »

Did you buy a wiring harness adapter for the car or just start grabbing wires?
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the cars harness didnt fit on the unit so i took all its pins out and replace it with the one that came with the unit. and got this problem
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g-man wrote:the cars harness didnt fit on the unit so i took all its pins out and replace it with the one that came with the unit. and got this problem
So then somewhere in the pin switch you got something F'd up.
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Bwcad1 wrote:So then somewhere in the pin switch you got something F'd up.
well yes i know......i came here so someone could giude me what to do to find the f'd up part
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g-man wrote:well yes i know......i came here so someone could giude me what to do to find the f'd up part
I'm not trying to be a dick just trying to understand what you did. We cant really guide u until we know exactly what the problem is what you've done and what you have tried to correct it.

We don't know what you changed on the pins or where the pins were or are supposed to be. We wont really be able to tell you what to change. Your remote wire should have nothing to do with the problem your having. Sounds to me like you switched the 12+ and Switched. Go back and try to figure it out not much we can really do for ya.
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Post by falkenbd »

Get a test light, or a multimeter.

Figure out which wire is 12v constant, and which wire is 12v only when the switch is turned on. Then put those into the right wire for the radio.

Next time buy a vehicle specific wiring harness...
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got one and all done now :D thank u guys
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g-man wrote:got one and all done now :D thank u guys

Good deal. :thumbsup

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