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Join Date: Jul 2001
Location: Houston, TX
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![]() Since not a lot of ppl here go in the audio forum, I think this is the next appropriate place for this problem...
I just installed my GF's head unit in her new 95 Convert. I have done head unit installs at least 20-30 times. I wired it up and everything is good.... until you turn the car off. ![]() It doesn't keep this time or preset stations. It's like the power to the car keeps resetting itself. ![]() I used the factory wiring harness that was in the car. I know I'm not going crazy. The negative is black, the 12v power is red (stock is green), and the A/C power is yellow. I even used a volt meter to determine what wire is what... Which wire is the problem? The stereo works fine, because it was working fine in her Prelude. |
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