Mr Si_Vtec

I got a hidden antenna and hooked up everything but my fuse (under the steering wheel) keeps blowing. The gauge lights and city lights won't work. I probably splice the wrong wire (white and blue i think).

Which wire in the HU do i splice to connect the little black wire?

Thanks in advance.

I hate electrical

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fcm

It should be a blue or blue/white lead, [power ant. control lead]

Pull the HU and make sure the red/black lead in the stock radio harness, [orange wire if you have the adapter] is not shorting to ground, the red/black is the stock illumination lead and is hot when park/head lights are on. 94

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Mr Si_Vtec

Thanks

I'll try it when i get home.

Its a 95

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Mr Si_Vtec

Not working no wires are cut only the blue/white one. Nothing else is grounded. Same thing happened.

Its a stock CD deck. Is the Blue/White wire the right wire? Am i suppose to disconnect the old stock antenna?

Any more advice?

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White Smoke

It's a 95 what?

fcm

If it is a stock HU the power ant. control lead will be brown/white, careful, there are 2 brown/white leads, the one you want has 12V+ on it when the radio is on.

There should be no blue/white lead for the stock radio, only a blue/green, [left front speaker pos.(+), do not use it.

Yes you will have to disconnect the stock ant.

If your car does not have a stock power or amplified ant. there may not be an ant. control lead, [brown/white] if not just use an acc. power lead, [yellow/red in stock radio harness. 94

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94LS
^^^ now in the process of being striped down and gutted for the rebuild.
Now cruising in my new winter car, 89 Chrysler Dynasty

You get what you pay for.

Nothing is impossible, the impossible takes longer and costs more money.

Mr Si_Vtec

95 Acura Integra LS.....

Thank you very much FCM, i'll try it tomorrow and give you heads up on how things are going...thanks

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