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Old May 24, 2009, 02:40 PM
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wow.. do people still install stereo's w/o using a harness nowdays?
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A quick test for my suggestion would be to (with car off) take your multimeter red + lead and touch it to the wire you have hooked to your red wire from the cd player (with the black - lead obviously touched to ground). Now turn your headlights on and see if you get 12+ volts. If not, check the wire that is hooked to your yellow wire and do the same thing. That should let you know if my theory is true.
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Originally Posted by vrrrm...psss
A quick test for my suggestion would be to (with car off) take your multimeter red + lead and touch it to the wire you have hooked to your red wire from the cd player (with the black - lead obviously touched to ground). Now turn your headlights on and see if you get 12+ volts. If not, check the wire that is hooked to your yellow wire and do the same thing. That should let you know if my theory is true.
If this were true, his headunit would only turn on when his parking/head lights were on.
Old May 25, 2009, 08:13 AM
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I guess theres not much I can dispute about that!

I still think he has the illumination wire from the car going to the wrong wire on the cd player, and still think he should verify which wire is actually the illumination wire with a multimeter.
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His wiring is correct according to my car.

OP what do you have the green/white wire connected to? Are you using a harness adapter or is the deck hardwired to the car?
Old Sep 23, 2009, 10:38 AM
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Thanks I've been really busy and unable to try to fix this.. but I should have some free days next week and I'll try everyone's ideas.. thanks again
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Finally fixed this... just rewired every freakin gauge and the CD player.. the ground on the diagram is NOT a good ground for a CD player.. I just grounded it myself and now it everything works fine thx 4 the help
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