1992 Prelude Si. I am trying to put in a new head unit, and I am not getting any power to Pin D which is the +12 Volt ignition wire. Which I think is the reason why my radio will not turn on. What can I do to get power to this pin? Hopefully I do not have to rewire the whole thing.

Thanks
Mike

 

First, check your fuses. If they're good, then it just may be a burnt wire. Simply run a new one from the accessory lead on your ignition harness or the heater blower or something. It's a low current draw so it shouldn't be a problem to simply tap it somewhere. Just make sure you fuse it.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by B18C_EJ8 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">First, check your fuses. If they're good, then it just may be a burnt wire. Simply run a new one from the accessory lead on your ignition harness or the heater blower or something. It's a low current draw so it shouldn't be a problem to simply tap it somewhere. Just make sure you fuse it. </TD></TR></TABLE>Yes and no, if you need to run the HUs acc. wire to the fuse box and use the acc. freepin that in on the fuse box 94

 

The fuse box in the engine bay or the one to the left of my feet. I have no idea about wiring so your help is greatly appreciated. I will check the fuses and check the wires. I had my ignition switched out so they may have cut a wire or something so I will check.

Thanks again.

MIke

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by staticrex &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">The fuse box in the engine bay or the one to the left of my feet. I have no idea about wiring so your help is greatly appreciated. I will check the fuses and check the wires. I had my ignition switched out so they may have cut a wire or something so I will check.

Thanks again.

MIke</TD></TR></TABLE> The one to your left, also check if you have power at the radio fuse in the fuse box, [ the one to your left] evan if the fuse looks good, check and make sure there is power at both ends of the fuse, [with ign. on] also if you are going to work on the elec. on your car. go and get yourself a multimeter, they are not expensive, and will pay for themselfs in no time. if you already have one, never mind 94

 

Thanks for the help. I will go pick one up tonight as I want this fixed asap. At lunch I pulled the pieces around the ignition and the panal underneath exposing all the wires. I changed a fuse that was ran in line with the wires for the radio. And it didn't seem to help. I will check the fuse panal and check back after.

Again thanks for the help.

Mike