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    Hey all,

    I searched the forums and cant seem to find an answer so heres my issue.
    Am installing a pioneer deh-p7550(the older model not this years /last years one) into a vx ss series 1.
    *Have wired the yellow power wire of headunit to the orange/black(not orange/white for some reason) power wire from car.
    *Red accessories wire to yellow accessories wire of car
    *Black to Black/white earth wire (earth is earthed)
    *Blue wire from head unit is a remote wire for amp connection
    *Have checked fuses

    The head unit just wont seem to come on. Do i need to connect an illumination wire? Have i missed something? Very frustrating? Do i need to use the yellow/red constant 12v output for something before the head unit will turn on? Very frustrated!

    Thx in advance for any help

    Andy

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    make sure all fuses are ok
    if red wire has llittle plastic tube on it cut it out and buypass it
    the colors you say are corect and it should work

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    Quote Originally Posted by daron. View Post
    make sure all fuses are ok
    if red wire has llittle plastic tube on it cut it out and buypass it
    the colors you say are corect and it should work
    YES! it does have a little white cble tie around! Could this be the problem?

    also have this

    http://www.service.pioneer-eur.com/peeservice/instrmanuals.nsf/0/3E6188D72B53370AC1256D490041ABB0/$File/CRD3766_DEH-P7500MP.pdf

    could u have a look on page 5. i dont seem to have a "no. 18 orange/white lighting" on the rear of my unit will this matter?

    and soz but one more question should i connect my yellow/red constant to the accessories aswell?

    cheers man much appreciated
    andy

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    no you need a constant 12v source and a 12v acc source you cant have one without the other you need 2 power wires

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    well you do know the car need to be turned on to start or ACC before the h/u comes on? just something simple.
    use a dmm to test the power wires aswell.

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    Something else that's easy to overlook is the small blade fuse at the back of the unit...
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    Quote Originally Posted by garfa View Post
    well you do know the car need to be turned on to start or ACC before the h/u comes on? just something simple.
    use a dmm to test the power wires aswell.
    ye lol made sure i tried that

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    we really cant tell you much until you use a multimeter (dmm) to check that theres 12V on all those wires

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