Installing an aftermarket radio in a 2001 montero sport, and can not get power to the radio. The only piece not plugged in from the old wiring is the small black plug (it looks like an "S" cable for a tv). The new Pioneer radio does not have a place to plug that in.

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you have to use radio keys get them from mitsabishi or local radio shop 2 types holes or slots in your radio you insert and remove goodluck

need radio code for 2001 Mitsubishi Montero sport. Serial number J44mT21H91P001563. I replaced the battery which reset the radio. My email: [email protected]

I dont know what wire u unplugged for sure but sounds like it was the 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 with a tech they should be able to tell you or print off the schematics for your vehicle.

Do one at a time and change the wires while you are at it. Do not over tighten plugs!

I would start by checking the fuse. If it is good, you may have to pull the unit. Is it a stock unit or aftermarket upgrade? Alot of time the aftermarket radios have there own power wire and the person who replaced the battery may have left off the power wire under the hood. Hope this helps

your code is 1867

just unplug the battery for about ten minutes to reset it. make sure you have the code for the radio if it needs one.