wiring cd player
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Cargo Master
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From: Williams Lake B.C.
wiring cd player
I have a Panasonic Cd player someone put in my truck.
Everytime you turn the truck off you have to go through 4 diffrent functions to get the radio back where I had it.
The radio doesnt stay where it was when you turn truck off?
Is this just a fact of life or is it wired wrong?
Everytime you turn the truck off you have to go through 4 diffrent functions to get the radio back where I had it.
The radio doesnt stay where it was when you turn truck off?
Is this just a fact of life or is it wired wrong?
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From: Bixby, OK
Sounds like either a faulty HU, and if that's the case take it back. Or like renegadesrun said, your constant isn't hooked up. The memory wire, which is red, may be hooked up to your ignition wire, which would let it work, but you won't retain memory, and it can probably hurt the HU because it may not be getting all the power it needs.
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From: Lafayette, Indiana
Originally Posted by RomerB2
Sounds like either a faulty HU, and if that's the case take it back. Or like renegadesrun said, your constant isn't hooked up. The memory wire, which is red, may be hooked up to your ignition wire, which would let it work, but you won't retain memory, and it can probably hurt the HU because it may not be getting all the power it needs.
A test light will help. When done and all is as it should be, deck should be fine. If not, id say its braindamaged.
Betting its wiring.
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