Have a 1996 road king hooked up a quik disconect windsheild and stereo pod with two speakers what's the best way to hook up stereo straite to battery with fuse or I found a hot wire and a ground behind the headlite wireing

Take pliers and pull them away and try and pull it out or use a bit.

hooking up speakers is easy you if your terminals are red and black you just match them up black on speaker means hook to black on the receiver doing a wrong hookup can reverse the phase of the speaker cause a distortion and eventual damage to speaker and coil.if you are rtunning just a stereo that allows two speakers select speaker you want for left side and put that on left of the stereo and hook it up as left and same for the right and if you have a home theater you hook it all up the same but you hook up the center put it in center front of the room as far back to wall as you can but dnt cover it up it should be lower than the front left and right or the main left and right speakers.then if the5re is surround you put those like say you have a square room you put them in the corners on the back wall.if you have rear speakers you put them on the back wall.make sure all speakers excepty rthe center are level and equal distance apart

The CD player might just need it's lens cleaning. Best way to do this is taking the top off and cleaning the lens with either Servisol Video 40 or CD lens cleaning fluid.

The source/power button in the top left corner changes the mode. Press the button until the aux appears. The auxillary device must be plugged in to register on the stereo.

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Yes, but not directly... the I pod will not have enough power to run the speakers...you will still need to have a radio or other way of powering the speakers and then feed the I pod into that...

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Sounds like you have either a short in your speaker wire somewhere, wires touching in the back of the unit or a short inside the stereo itself... Try pulling the radio out and unhooking all of your speakers...Turn unit back on after all speakers are disconected...If unit still shows protect, then radio is bad...If it doesnt, power off and hook up speakers one by one and power it back on till it shows protect again....When it does, the last speaker wire you hooked up has either a crossed wire or the speaker is bad...

If the receiver has inputs you can use a male rca's to a 1/8 stereo jack. It should fit the ipod on the headphone side and you can use it through the stereo.

He is actually looking for the Microphone wiring which is a roadKing Mic to the Radio Cobra 29.

No, The iPod Shuffle only transmits Audio, not data.