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I recently wired a eonon e1091 into a 2007 silverado classic. i used a scosche wiring harness that allows me to keep my chimes. everything works fine but when i turn the truck off, theres still power running to the unit. with the truck off and key out im still able to turn it on. it wont shutoff. ive tried everything any suggestions.
Re: I recently wired a eonon e1091 into a 2007 silverado...
It's called delayed acc. power. It should shut off as soon as you open the door. Unless the red stereo wire is hooked up to constant power. You may need to check with a test light.
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check a stereo supplier you need a module harness if u change the radio if you get a harness with red wire seperate ,that wire is connect to a ignition source so radio will work ..but keep in mid the door chime will not work any more
I recommend you purchase a wiring harness. All aftermarket radios have standard color coding. It's the vehicle wires that will not match. So, the wiring harness will allow you to hook the radio to it, and then plug into the harness of the vehicle, eliminating the need to check the wires. If your vehicle does not have the vehicle side of the harness, visit the websites of scosche or PAC and see if it is available. Hope this helps.
there should be a yellow wire that is used for 12 volt power. the red is usually just switched power. I hope you are using a harness from metra or scosche for this install as cutting into a factory harness is not a good idea
Buy the aftermarket harness for it. Within the harness there should be a wire that says power ant or remote. Splice a wire to that and run it back to your remote turn on.
hi, i bought eonon E1012 on Eonon official, i also changed the wire so as to watch car DVD, but everything turn out to be fine. I think maybe you have connect the wrong wire and have bum out the built in amp.
you may want to check and see if you are getting power to both the red and yellow wires. it almost sounds like you may not be getting power to the red wire.
The wiring color code for the 2001 Altima can be found here. Your Sony deck should have come with a wiring harness and an installation sheet (or a page in the user manual) that shows the color and function of each wire. You simply match up the functions of each wire on the harness with the appropriate wire on your vehicle.
A simpler and more professional installation is achieved by using a vehicle-specific wiring harness that plug into your Altima's wiring. Such a wiring harness allows you to make all of the connections while seated at the dining room table or other well-lighted location instead of the limited space area behind the dash. The Scosche NN03B/NN03 seems to be the correct harness for your Altima.
are you using and after market harness to go from your bronco to the harness to the new radio. if so make sure all the colors are matched up (e.i. purple to purple, purple/black to purple/black). did the speakers work before the aftermarket unit. Also check the wiring at the oem speakers
There is a blue and white wire from the head unit that needs to be connected to the blue wire from your car harness. This powers up a separate amplifier that provides sound to the speakers crossovers. Without doing this you will not get any sound.
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