Top 20 Panasonic CQ-VD7003U Car DVD Player - Page 6 Questions & Answers

It sounds like you have the blue wire (antenna remote turn on) instead of the blue/white wire (amplifier remote turn on) to turn the amp on. The blue wire turns off when leaving tuner mode.

not sure here i suspect they are for the electric aerial

It's possible that you blew the fuse controlling the tail lights and turn signals when installing the radio. I blew the fuse controlling the power windows in my 1993 Ford Bronco doing exactly the same thing. Check your car's manual for the location of the fuse box. Also in the manual will be a guide with the location of each fuse, its max amperage rating, and what accessory it controls. Use this to identify the fuse(s) for the tail lights and turn signals, and then remove and check each one to see if they are blown. If so, take a trip down to your local Wal-mart or auto parts store; they'll have what you need.

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From an aftermarket head unit the color code will most often conform to the CEA standardized colors.

12V+ Constant - Yellow
12V+ Switched - Red
Ground - Black (sometimes with spade terminal)
Remote - Blue/White (sometimes with slide terminal)
Left Front Speaker Positive - White
Left Front Speaker Negative - White/Black
Right Front Speaker Positive - Gray
Right Front Speaker Negative - Gray/Black
Left Rear Speaker Positive - Green
Left Rear Speaker Negative - Green/Black
Right Rear Speaker Positive - Violet
Right Rear Speaker Negative - Violet/Black

If you are using a vehicle specific wiring harness, simply splice the head unit harness and vehicle specific harnesses together, color-for-color. If you are not using a vehicle specific harness, you need to identify the wire colors used by the vehicle manufacturer. There's many "databases" that have such information, including:

http://www.crutchfield.com
http://www.modifiedlife.com
http://www.the12volt.com

if all else fails try your local junk yards give them a call ive ben to many junk yards and ive seen some carry as much as 500 radios they will tell you to come look what do you have to loose

you should check to see if you have your power connected right and the acc, also check your ground wire. but my bet is on your acc. i need more info for a detailed answer

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Different Cars and different Head units have different options for Ipod connections. You have many options which include Auxiliary Inputs, CD changer adapters, FM modulators, Cassette adapters. A good place for the general consumer to go for options is crutchfield.com or their local Best Buy. They will be able to sell you the specific adapters you need for your equipments.

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