i was tryin to rewire my radio wire and speaker wire yesterday
but for some reason.i can't find my MEMORY wire....the one from the car doesn't work.....now wat i can do to find it????? or to replace it..please help..........
i have a eg6

 

What head unit are u using? If it's a stock honda stereo the wires should be color coated, just match them up.

If it's a aftermarket stereo then what I do is hook up the power(12v)and memory (which is yellow or red) together-that's from

the stereo and find the 12v switch wire from your stereo wire harness.

If you cant find it, use a volt meter ground it first then start looking for voltage. When u find voltage, turn the key off.

If they voltage drops near 0 then you have found your switch(they also call it the ACC switch)

 

nah..for some reason i can't find it...that's the thing...right now i'm using..mem and 12v connected 2gether...just for now..i need to find the mem so i dont need to use tat

 

Dude, I'm not understanding a damn thing ur asking!

First you said u can't find it, then your said your using it, then your saying you don't need it.

What gives man? Get back when your ready to explain your problem, situation, or whatever it is you need.

 

Don't mean to be a dick, but sometimes you have to explain yourself a little more.

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but for some reason.i can't find my MEMORY wire....the one from the car doesn't work.....now wat i can do to find it????? or to replace it..please help..........
i have a eg6</TD></TR></TABLE>

The memory wire is the ACC wire. Key On, Engine Off, you should have 12v. Get a fuse tester or a DVOM, then start testing each wire from the stereo console.

When you find 12v turn the key off,voltage should drop. There you have your memory wire.

 

The memory wire will have power with the key off! It's most likely a blue/white wire from the car, and should have power at all times. If it doesn't have power at all times there is no way for it to memorize radio station presets etc.
constant 12v = blue/white wire
switched 12v= yellow/red wire

http://www.the12volt.com has good info for this kind of stuff including wiring diagrams etc.

 

ok..the blue and white wire doesn't have power..i use a tester to test it and it doesn't light up,,,,


so far i only find
Ground Black
Illumination Red/Black

cannot find
Constant 12V+ White/Blue
Switched 12V+ Yellow/Red

even after i use a tester to check..it doesn't light up...please help..wat might be wrong..

 

have we done the obvious and checked fuses?

 

done that..all fuse is good..
it worked for a sec..and then it stop workin again.

pissin me off

 

ok..now all the wire work's.but for some reason....wheneva i turn off my engine the radio still on//// wat i should do or can do to fix this problem

 

please take it to someone that knows what the hell they are doing before you burn the car down. seriously oh my god

 

check the back up fuse under the hood, it is for your radio constant.

here this for 95 maybe it will help.
DIRECTWIRE™ WIRING INFORMATION - HONDA / CIVIC / 1995 / Audio


[PRINT THIS PAGE]


Radio 12v white/blue + radio harness
Radio Ground black - radio harness
Radio Ignition yellow/red + radio harness
Radio Illumination red/black + radio harness
Factory Amp Turn-on N/A
Power Antenna N/A
LF Speaker +/- blue/green - gray/black +,- radio harness
RF Speaker +/- red/green - brown/black +,- radio harness
LR Speaker +/- blue/yellow - gray/white +,- radio harness
RR Speaker +/- red/yellow - brown/white +,- radio harness
Interface Module: Category:
Immobilizer Bypass Required:
No Type:
N/A
Part #: N/A
Notes:
Smart Starter Kill Relays: Not Available


This wiring information is being provided free of charge on an "as is" basis, without any representation or warranty. It is your responsibility to verify any circuit before interfacing with it using a digital multimeter.
Directed Electronics assumes no responsibility with regards to the accuracy or currency of this information. Proper installation in every case is and remains the responsibility of the installer. DEI assumes no liability or responsibility resulting from improper installation, even in reliance upon this information.

 

sounds like you either mixed up the constant and the switched power.....or you hooked both constant and switched from the radio to constant power at the car.

 

nah i dont think so..but i'll retry again...lolz..