Pioneer GM-5100T Car Audio Amplifier IS THE SYSTEM CONTROL WIRE THE SAME AS REMOTE WIRE

The system control is just a fancy name for Remote Turn On. It is usually blue on the back of most decks.

Hi there, check when you have switched off the power in the car to see if the amp power lights are still on, if so there could be a problem with your remote wire. Check the cables to he rear of your stereo and with a test meter, determine which one loses power when the ignition key is removed. When you have found this cable, splice your remote lead to this one, and your amp should switch off when you switch the car off, thus saving your battery. You could wire it to a permanent live feed and install a switch to allow you to run the amp without the key in the ignition but dont forget your battery will run down fast because Amps use a LOT of power.

good job then since you dont have any questions

CHECK UR FUSES THEN CHECK ALL UR WIRE CONNECTIONS

weak earth or jst a losse wire inside the amp

to the blue wire on the back of the radio

it's just a remote wire it goes from your amp to the car stereo. usually on the wire harness for your cd player the color is BLUE but it should be labeled.

ive had problems kinda like this ... normaly its a crossed or reversed speaker wire check the positive and negitive wire into the speakers "they move sometimes when there is more air moving around the speaker"

second make sure you have the impedence correct "possitive to positive negitive to negitive'

hope this helps

check the ground and use a jumper wire and touch the remote and batt on amp you should get it on then if so check your remote wire hooked to the deck the blue wire. also check the fuse if that dosn't work.

Wal Mart generally has 4g wiring kits for ~$40. Some of the kits contain everything you'll need to install your amp (including RCA cables, fuses and fuse holders).

If you want to understand more about car audio installation, read through the following site:

bcae1.com

Read the following pages specifically:
Installation Primer
Wire
Fuses
Amplifiers
Head Unit