How do i wire the power antnna to my new jvc radio . radio is in car al wiered up everything work but power antenna . blue wire has no where to wire it to ?

Antennae wire and other wires for the stock stereo are listed below:
1995 Buick LeSabre Stock Radio Wiring Diagram
Car Radio Constant 12V+ Wire: Orange
Car Radio Ignition Switched 12V+ Wire: Yellow
Car Radio Ground Wire: Black/White
Stereo Radio Illumination Wire: Gray/Black
Stereo Radio Dimmer Wire: Brown/White
Stereo Radio Antenna Trigger Wire: Dark Green
Stereo Radio Amplifier Trigger Wire: N/A
Front Speakers Size: 5 1/4? Speakers
Front Speakers Location: Doors
Left Front Speaker Wire (+): Tan
Left Front Speaker Wire (-): Gray
Right Front Speaker Wire (+): Light Green
Right Front Speaker Wire (-): Dark Green
Rear Speakers Size: 6? x 9? Speakers
Rear Speakers Location: Rear Deck
Left Rear Speaker Wire (+): Brown
Left Rear Speaker Wire (-): Yellow
Right Rear Speaker Wire (+): Dark Blue
Right Rear Speaker Wire (-): Light Blue

Are you talking about just the audio coming from cd's and ipod? If so, are you using an amplifier? If you are using an external amplifier, you may be using the blue wire (power antenna remoter turn on) instead of the blue/white wire ( amp remote turn on) to turn the amp on. The blue wire turns off when leaving tuner mode, thus turning off the amplifier.

If "stereo won't work" refers to you not being able to get radio stations; try your antenna connection behind the radio. The vehicle may also have a power antenna connection(blue wire at the stereo).

are you using an amplifier? if so, it sounds like you are using the blue wire (power antenna remote) instead of the blue/white wire (amplifier remote turn on) to turn the amp on. when leaving tuner mode the power antenna wire is turned off.

no, they are not the same. the memory wire is to maintain the memory of preset stations and the clock. the remote wire is to turn an amp or power antenna on. on some radios there are two remote wires. one for power antenna and one for amplifier. power antenna is usually blue, and amplifier is usually blue/white.

Hello ruben
These color codes are for the factory radio harness. there are 3 +power wires if you have a pwr antenna, this wire is pink. The ign/acc +pwr. wire is blue with black stripe, the radio memory +pwr.
wire is orange with a black stripe. Hope this helps.

Hi,

May be your car has an in-glass radio antenna. Because these don't perform as well as mast antennas, there's an antenna amplifier built into the vehicle.

When installing a new head unit, it's necessary to connect the "power antenna" wire in the radio harness. This activates the antenna amplifier. If you leave this disconnected, the result is the problem you're describing.

Since the vehicle doesn't have an actual motorized antenna, many installers overlook the power antenna connection in the harness. Also, after-market adapter harnesses use a blue wire for this function, and your Radio head unit has only a blue/white output.

The answer, then, is to check the back of the radio, and make sure the blue/white wire from the Radio deck is connected to the blue wire in the adapter harness.

I was having the same problem with a jvc kd hdr 30. I Installed it myself over a year ago and never wanted to deal with the issue. Finally, I decided to take a look at it today.
On my head unit, all wires were connected except one blue one with a tag that says "do not connect to power, for remote device or power antenna only." This unit is in a '97' MBZ E320 with no visible antenna; I think it is part of the windshield. In any case, between the wiring diagram in the manual and the harness that is part of my car, I was left with 2 blue wires to choose from, one with a white stripe and one with a gray stripe. After testing both for power or ground, I determined neither had power with key on or off. Both had high resistance ground when compared to the chassis ground. In other words, I measured between chassis and these wires. First, I took a wire and connected it to the chassis ground and connected the other end to the blue wire coming from the unit while tuned to a local am station. This simply killed all reception am or fm but did not harm the unit. Next, I connected the blue wire with gray stripe of the car harness to the blue wire of the unit and again this killed all reception. Then I connected the blue wire with white stripe of car harness to the blue wire of unit and presto magic I had great am reception.
I am guessing that this blue wire with white stripe must be part of the antenna itself or perhaps is a connection that increases antenna power. Maybe 'power antenna' on tag refers to an actual powered antenna (like as in amplified?) and not as in an antenna that rises up out of fender, as I believed.
This may not help the first person with the question, but maybe it will help someone out there who searches for these kinds of answers like I do from time to time.

I got through to tech support. For problem of no audio from DVD or CD (can only hear radio), reverse the Blue wire (power antenna) and the Blue/White wire (external power amplifier). This should solve the problem.

Hi Cassiel,

You have it wired wrong. The Power Antenna wire is for antenna only. When you go to something other than Radio, the antanna wire signal to turn retract the antennaor turn off your amp. you need to use the Blue wire coming out of your CD player. The intended function of the Blue is remote turn on when every the radio is turned on. This will keep you amp on as long as your Radio is turned on. Change the wires behind the radio from the Power antenna to Blue Remote wire.