My l/o works but my speakers running from head unit does not

I don't see any references to a KD-6320 receive. Please check the model number. JVC has a KD-G320 AM/FM CD receiver. The installation and instruction manuals are available from the product support page here: http://support.jvc.com/consumer/product.jsp?modelId=MODL027623 . The direct link to instruction manual is http://resources.jvc.com/Resources/00/00/93/GET0349-001A.pdf . You can also check here: http://books.jvc.com/ for JVC manuals.

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Cindy Wells

Hello there, The product model is refereed to as KD-G320 as opposed to KGD 320 which you provided. This made it a little difficult for us to get. But here is a complete user guide for the unit.The instructions to direct you on how to set the clock can be found on page 13. First you would have to turn off the satellite radio adjustment system which the unit has inbuilt to it.
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check the wires in the back of the stereo if not then make sure the back speakers are not hooked up to a internal amp and if it is make sure that it is not blown

Hello c92bivens,

While your KD-G320 does not have a specific subwoofer output, Kenwood did make provisions for adding one. There are two stereo pairs of line outputs on the back, one each for front and back. On the set for the rear, you can select a "line output mode" of "REAR" for normal speakers, or "WOOFER" for operating a sub.

Page 14 of your owners manual details the setting procedure while page 31 shows the connections. The manual incorrectly refers to the FRONT line outputs on page 14. Use the REAR line outs instead. If you do not have a manual, you can download the PDF version here at Crutchfields's web site. Ignore the "DISCONTINUED" notice (it's an old head unit), and scroll down the left just under "What's in the box" and click the "download owners manual" link.

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ok first make sure all the leads are good
remote
and rca leads
check power to amp
then go in to settings in the head unit and change from rear to woofer and then do sub contol on high

there is two power sources to head units, one is a constant that makes the unit remember the time and such and the other is to actually run the unit. So am I correct to assume that the unit does not come on when the car is turned on? If so, check the wiring for the ignition

Here's -->LINK<-- the installation manual. You'll see that you need 2 flat tools to insert/remove stereo.

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Philip

Most stereo manufacturers agreed on a color-coding scheme for their wiring to keep things consistent. In that scheme, red wires are run to power (ie, the battery) and serve as the ignition-switched power leads (so when the engine is shut off, the head unit also shuts off), black wires are grounds, and purple, gray, green, and white are used for the main four speakers. Blue is an antenna and/or amplifier turn-on wire. Orange is a dimmer wire (for cars with dimmers on the dash lights, this can be tapped in to also dim the head unit's lighting). Yellow wires are typically the memory wires. These feed power to the head unit constantly, regardless of whether the car is on or not, so that memory presets and tone settings are maintained. Your JVC unit should have a yellow wire coming off the back as part of the harness - this would be the one to supply power. You can run this directly to the battery - that way if you blow the fuse in the fuse box that you're considering using, you won't lose your stereo settings as well as whatever feature the fuse was utilized to protect.

If your autochanger has an input as well as an output connector it will be possible. The iPod adapter would have to be plugged into the changer's input, and the changer's output cable would run to the KD-G421.

This manual here from JVC shows a diagram on the middle of page 1 where an i-Pod adapter (I'm assuming you have the KS-PD100) is connected daisy-chained with an XM tuner or a DLP unit. Although it doesn't explicitly say that it would work with a CD changer, I don't think it'll be a problem as long as you have an input on the changer.

Reset the unit.