1999 GMC Suburban "connect radio memory" Questions

...if you recently installed your radio there is a wire designed to be direct connection to battery power , this wire is memory wire this is not connected to ignition barrel wiring . hope this ...

...memory for channels and cd tracks etc. Also, with that puff of white smoke, you probably lost your accessory fuse/ radio fuse. If it got hot enough to smoke because of the short, it definitely popped ...

...radio reset it self. so i think it need the memory wire or something. my car is a 2004 jeep liberity. i just cant find the memory wire. i think the blue wire on cd player is the remote or the memory ...

...the carkey has been turned, the other is always live with 12V to keep the radio settings. It sounds like it is only powered by the key dependant power, and not the "always-on" for the radio

...memory lead of the radio. This can be a more difficult task on OEM radios, but on Aftermarket radios there is a separate lead for the memory that should always be energized as long as the battery is ...

...You should have a fuse for the clock and radio memory in addition to the radio power fuse.  It could be connected to a different circuit such as the cig lighter.Check your owners

radio needs a live connection ie source that is live with ignition switched off. connect the battery and ilumination (red & yellow wires) together and wire them to a permnent live . the only down fall

memory power source. is the radio after market or OEM if its after market It should be a yellow wire but as far as OEM goes i cant tell you which wire is memory but if you contact the dealer and speak

...radio usually has two wires for power.... one that retains memory (usually yellow) and one that is tied into the cars ignition switch (normally red). You would need to track down the fuse or ...

...memory on the read-out on the radio face and see if its on mute setting, and if this is not the case, there are 2 fuses,one controls memory power and the other controls audio output power, check both ...