XplodeTeg

On my pioneer radio harness, the remote wire is now used for remote to amp and antenna.(the previous owner got this work done) This is an odd split because my amp wouldn't get enough power. I looked at the pioneer website and it noted that the blue/white wire is for system control of power amp or power antenna. I want to do the antenna overide so i need to have a separate antenna wire. What can i do?

Richard Noggin

If I'm not mistaken, most radios have both a blue wire which is antenna trigger, and a blue with white wire which is amp turn on. if that doesn't work, try having someone wire a relay up on your remote turn on wire.

Chris

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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by XplodeTeg &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">On my pioneer radio harness, the remote wire is now used for remote to amp and antenna.(the previous owner got this work done) This is an odd split because my amp wouldn't get enough power. I looked at the pioneer website and it noted that the blue/white wire is for system control of power amp or power antenna. I want to do the antenna overide so i need to have a separate antenna wire. What can i do?</TD></TR></TABLE>The blue wire is 250mA, more then enough power to trigger the power ant. and turn on the amp, if you dont want the ant. up when you play CDs, just when radio is on, and your HU doesn't have the separate ant. amp trigger leads, just add an off/on switch to the power ant. trigger line. 94