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Pritch
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Hi,
I just brought home my new Pioneer CD/MP3 player. I have a VT Commodore Wagon, which has the Eurovox player in it.
I pulled out the old player and cut the wires away from the harness, I installed the Pioneers wires into the old wires as per the diagram on this site. The only descepancy was the power wire, in the diagram it says ORANGE/WHITE, but there was no ORANGE/WHITE only ORANGE/BLACK. So I used that, it was the only remaining wire as well.
I turn the car on, I get nothing from the unit, I hold on the power on button and nothing.
So I cut all my cables and just plugged in POWER and GROUND, tried it agian, using the cd eject button to see if there was any power, and I got nothing still.
Anyone got some ideas for me to diagnose the problem?
When I first cut the wires away from the old Eurovox, I got a spark, as i forgot to unplug the negative terminal of the battery. Could this of blown a fuse or something? If so, where would I find the fuse for the car stereo power, I couldn't see it in the fuse box.
Thanks a lot,
regards,
Pritch.
I just brought home my new Pioneer CD/MP3 player. I have a VT Commodore Wagon, which has the Eurovox player in it.
I pulled out the old player and cut the wires away from the harness, I installed the Pioneers wires into the old wires as per the diagram on this site. The only descepancy was the power wire, in the diagram it says ORANGE/WHITE, but there was no ORANGE/WHITE only ORANGE/BLACK. So I used that, it was the only remaining wire as well.
I turn the car on, I get nothing from the unit, I hold on the power on button and nothing.
So I cut all my cables and just plugged in POWER and GROUND, tried it agian, using the cd eject button to see if there was any power, and I got nothing still.
Anyone got some ideas for me to diagnose the problem?
When I first cut the wires away from the old Eurovox, I got a spark, as i forgot to unplug the negative terminal of the battery. Could this of blown a fuse or something? If so, where would I find the fuse for the car stereo power, I couldn't see it in the fuse box.
Thanks a lot,
regards,
Pritch.