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My 1990 VN Calais

WazzaVN

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you will need a wheel alignment after you do the shocks matee

Yeah my vp still needs a wheel alignment after I did my springs/shocks in 2008. Lol.
 

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what I was told by pedders,prob just wanted more money-lol
 

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Looks awesome bro !!! loving it , keep us posted :)
 

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Cheers guys! Yeah I thought it may need an alignment. Oh well another thing to add to the list haha
 

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So over the weekend I decided to put put in the new stereo that my missus got me for my birthday. Nothing too hard, nice and easy. Well, first off I had 2 of the woires around the wrong way as the unit wasnt saving settings. Changed that. But now it still is not saving any settings but heres the weird part. It will keep its memory if you turn it to off but DONT take the key out of the ignition. The minute the key is pulled out, all memory is wiped. Its doing my head in trying to figure it out :bang: I will just have to keep googling it im guessing lol. And I finally found my camera charger so decent pics will hopefully be put up tonight :w00t:
 

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Have you got a Multimeter?
Did it have the original stereo of an aftermarket one?
 

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Have you got a Multimeter?
Did it have the original stereo of an aftermarket one?

Nah it had an aftermarket one that did the aame thing. At the time I thought it was just the headunit was buggered. And I dont have a multimeter but I will have to borrow one off a mate lol

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you need to have a constant power source to the radio or everytime you take out the key you will lose all stored info,usually 3 wires need to connected to run the radio,most of the time they are red,black and yellow from memory,sometimes there is a brown one
once you have a constant power supply from the batt to the radio you will be fine
 

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you need to have a constant power source to the radio or everytime you take out the key you will lose all stored info,usually 3 wires need to connected to run the radio,most of the time they are red,black and yellow from memory,sometimes there is a brown one
once you have a constant power supply from the batt to the radio you will be fine

Yeah you're right there are yellow, red and black wires, but there is also another red one thats not connected to anything :s
That could be the constant power wire as I think there is power running through it. Will have to get a multimeter onto it first. I will have a look tonight as there was also a fuse on one of the wires. Not sure why lol. I hate electrical stuff haha
 

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yeah the red wire would be the constant power wire,the fuse is there in case you have a short or problem in the wiring which would then blow the fuse instead of your nice stereo,if the fuse is blown there is usually a short in the system somewhere,a fraid wire or incorrect earth,its only 12volt so can't hurt you much-lol
 
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