20 Most Recent Pioneer AVIC-D2 In-dash Car Audio Stereo CD player with navigation and 6.5" video screen - Free UPS ... Car Video Player Questions & Answers

the red white yellow wires plug into the rear of the unit (white and red RCA will go into video or aux input) the yellow wire will go into video in (the red and white RCA from Nintendo they can go into either video 1input or aux input) on back of in-dash unit
hope this helped

Nope. Send it in.

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head units do not provide enough power to run subwoofers. instead, get yourself some new door speakers, and enjoy the difference. if not, you will need an amp to power the subs.

you probably need to replace the touch screen

1993 Nissan Maxima Car Stereo Radio Wiring Diagram
Radio Constant 12V+ Wire: Red/Black
Radio Ignition Switched 12V+ Wire: Blue
Radio Ground Wire: Vehicle Chassis
Radio Illumination Wire: Red/Yellow
Radio Dimmer Wire: N/A
Radio Antenna Trigger Wire: N/A
Radio Amplifier Trigger Wire: N/A
Front Speakers Size: 4′ x 6′
Front Speakers Location: Doors
Left Front Speaker Wire (+): Blue/White
Left Front Speaker Wire (-): Blue/Yellow
Right Front Speaker Wire (+): Brown
Right Front Speaker Wire (-): Brown/White
Rear Speakers Size: 6′ x 9′
Rear Speakers Location: Rear Deck
Left Rear Speaker Wire (+): Red
Left Rear Speaker Wire (-): Green
Right Rear Speaker Wire (+): Blue
Right Rear Speaker Wire (-): Pink

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you slide them down both one each side and the deck should just pull out

rate pls

fr left + white
fr left - white/black
fr right + grey
fr right - grey/black
rear left + green
rear left - green/black
rear right + purple
rear right - purple/black

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Red = positive to battery
Black = negative/ground to body
solid colored wires - positive speaker
while lined wires = negative speaker
Yellow = starter switch

The following should be right, unless your car has different wiring colours, there are a few variants...

Yellow and Red = Switched +'ve feed from the ignition
White and Blue = Permanent +'ve feed
Black = Earth (-'ve)
Red and Black = is for the illumination when sidelights are switched on

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there is a power button on your deck, but you must get to the screen where the clock is, touch the button and it will shut off, if not then we need to trouble shoot the situation, which is easy, if you take out your deck. and if you can find the blue wire w/ the white stripe that is located on your deck this is your remote wire, this cut the deck on and off, when hooked up properly, first your gonna need to extend this wire, so it can reach the fuse panel, then you need to locate the fuse that says cigarette lighter, pull the fuse out, and stick the extended remote wire there, then reinsert the fuse. now the deck should be off, now if you put the key in and turn it to on, the deck will come on, and when you turn the car off, it will swtay off, this will work i bet my rep on it.

ok u have 8 wires because the other wire is just a ground.as long as u ground the other wires u should be fine. ok the wire that is marked ign. wire may be your mem.wich usally hooks to an orange wire the hot wire u have is just what it says hot that comp. at the end i blieve was a fuse .it sounds like the other part is missing.
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with high output stereos you shouldn't hook them up without speakers hooked up my shortout the outputs

all you should need for power is
acc
bat+
ground

any good auto audio shop can do this for you. Circle City, is one.

If yoa are using an amplifier, pioneer is notorious for not having a strong enough ground on the sheild of the rca's. What I do is get a splitter (1 male 2 female - radio shack or somewhere) Cut one of the female ends of and strip back the first sheild. It will be braided, take that and ground it to the black ground wire of the radio and it should be fine.