Problems with putting in a new Deck?
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Problems with putting in a new Deck?
I have an issue with putting in a new deck in my 94 Dx 4dr. Just recently baught a new pioneer deck. From the start when i baught my car, The stock deck never showed station number, or played tapes. I had to randomly find my own stations. Me and a buddy of mines tried to put in the new deck, took out the old one, and used the new one. The plug cord dosent even work.. we cut up the wires and tried to connect, and it works that way. The only thing is that it dosent start or show station or WELCOME. We tried it on my buddys ek and it worked fine. Im sure its not my fuses, my 15's are NOT blown. I have no clue what to do now..Ideas? SoZ for a damn paragraph
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Re: Problems with putting in a new Deck?
I have an issue with putting in a new deck in my 94 Dx 4dr. Just recently baught a new pioneer deck. From the start when i baught my car, The stock deck never showed station number, or played tapes. I had to randomly find my own stations. Me and a buddy of mines tried to put in the new deck, took out the old one, and used the new one. The plug cord dosent even work.. we cut up the wires and tried to connect, and it works that way. The only thing is that it dosent start or show station or WELCOME. We tried it on my buddys ek and it worked fine. Im sure its not my fuses, my 15's are NOT blown. I have no clue what to do now..Ideas? SoZ for a damn paragraph
Wiring in a new deck is easy. The new deck comes with wiring attached to a plug. The ends of the wires are raw, meaning that you need to solder them to the corresponding wires on the factary harness. What did you screw up? It doesn't work? Check your wiring.
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Re: Problems with putting in a new Deck?
buying the wiring harness for that deck to that car also helps.
saying that you just "cut up wires and tried to connect" sounds really bad, imo.
look in a FSM and look at the chassis harness and cross-reference them with the cd player.
solder is best but crimps aren't too bad.
saying that you just "cut up wires and tried to connect" sounds really bad, imo.
look in a FSM and look at the chassis harness and cross-reference them with the cd player.
solder is best but crimps aren't too bad.
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Re: Problems with putting in a new Deck?
buying the wiring harness for that deck to that car also helps.
saying that you just "cut up wires and tried to connect" sounds really bad, imo.
look in a FSM and look at the chassis harness and cross-reference them with the cd player.
solder is best but crimps aren't too bad.
saying that you just "cut up wires and tried to connect" sounds really bad, imo.
look in a FSM and look at the chassis harness and cross-reference them with the cd player.
solder is best but crimps aren't too bad.
Crimps are very bad. Always solder and shrink tube.
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Re: Problems with putting in a new Deck?
just check the wiring but it looks like a power probem is the yellow wire have 12+ cause were alot of people make the mistake of puting the red wire to the batt. and yellow to ignition and its the other way arond yellow to batt. and red to ignition check it out
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