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by jonnyb » Sat Apr 02, 2005 9:47 am

look at the original post date... :)

by rehabb » Wed Mar 30, 2005 7:36 pm

Sorry to whore your thread. but you must have burnt the face when you crossed them wires.. i have had this problems many of times when i was hooking my shit up hot and i grounded it out.

by rehabb » Wed Mar 30, 2005 7:33 pm

sounds like you shorted out your head unit.. when you crossed your wires. you should take it back and get a new one before you cant anymore. and then dont cross anywires this time =)

by Meskie » Tue Dec 28, 2004 4:32 pm

puckstpr wrote:Here's pictures to make things a bit easier.

http://www.bcae1.com/headunit.htm

Thanks for that. Im pretty sure i have a blown fuse somewhere because im not getting any power to the hu. I just cant find where it is. Thanks everyone for your help.

-Ryan

by puckstpr » Tue Dec 28, 2004 5:58 am

Here's pictures to make things a bit easier.

http://www.bcae1.com/headunit.htm

by Chris from Washington » Sun Dec 26, 2004 2:23 pm

Ah OK.
So you either don't have power going to the deck, bad ground, something not hooked up right/tight, or the deck has been damaged.

I would start with checking to make sure you have the 12v where you need it to be. If you don't have the 12v. Double check to make sure none of the fuses in the car have been blown too.

by Meskie » Sun Dec 26, 2004 2:01 pm

it dosent turn on at all. sorry about that

by Chris from Washington » Sun Dec 26, 2004 1:57 pm

Meskie wrote:Yeah the fuse blew because i didnt unhook the battery. stupid i know. the model is JVC Kdg300. and 1 more thing... when i hook it up backwards the way i had it working, thats when it just turns on for a second and shuts back off. as for the multi-meter i can get one from work tomorrow and i'll try it. What if im not getting the 12v i need? whats wrong then?

um, OK I'm a little confused now. I thought it was turning on/off after you switched the wires? What's the deck doing right now?

by Meskie » Sun Dec 26, 2004 1:46 pm

Chris from Washington wrote:OK, do you have a multi-meter?

If so, check to make sure you have 12v on your power lead, and memory lead.

When you switched the 2 wires you had backwards, and you said it blew the fuse. Were you moving wires around, with it still connected to the battery? Just trying to figure out why it blew the fuse.

What type of head unit is this anyways?

Yeah the fuse blew because i didnt unhook the battery. stupid i know. the model is JVC Kdg300. and 1 more thing... when i hook it up backwards the way i had it working, thats when it just turns on for a second and shuts back off. as for the multi-meter i can get one from work tomorrow and i'll try it. What if im not getting the 12v i need? whats wrong then?

by Chris from Washington » Sun Dec 26, 2004 12:39 pm

Meskie wrote:ok, i have a 94 chevy s10 blazer. i have all the speakers wired right, i know this because it was once working. The gound wire is gounded. I have the battery lead to the orange wired of the car and the power lead to the yellow wire of the car. i also have 2 wires not hooked up at the moment cause im not exactly sure where they go cause it dosent tell me anywhere. But i had it working before without them hooked up when i had wires backwards. they are dark brown and grey. i believe these are the illumination wires. maybe this is the problem?

OK, do you have a multi-meter?

If so, check to make sure you have 12v on your power lead, and memory lead.

When you switched the 2 wires you had backwards, and you said it blew the fuse. Were you moving wires around, with it still connected to the battery? Just trying to figure out why it blew the fuse.

What type of head unit is this anyways?

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