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The following will help you out. The first is for the vehicle and the second for the stereo. Good Luck.
Constant 12V+
Orange/Black
Switched 12V+
Yellow/Green
Ground
Black/Green
Illumination
n/a
Dimmer
White/Green
Front Speakers
6" Doors
Left Front (+)
White/Black
Left Front (-)
Gray/Black
Right Front (+)
White/Red
Right Front (-)
Gray/Red
Rear Speakers
6" x 8" Side Panels
Left Rear (+)
White/Purple
Left Rear (-)
Gray/White
Right Rear (+)
White
Right Rear (-)
Gray
You may have a short in a speaker. Check to see that the wire terminals on the speaker itself aren't touching any metal. Even 1 terminal touching metal will cause issues. Hope this helps.
They dont sell them as a secutity measure, otherwise the theif that stole the unit out of a car could just buy a new front plate. You could try ebay, but i think kenwoods are coded to the units. Kenwood will replace units if you have purchase paperwork but you can get a 4024 for about £30 on ebay.
This is a common mistake. This problem indicates that you are using the solid blue wire from the head unit to the remote turn-on on the amp. This is a power antenna wire that only receives power when on FM radio. You need to replace this with the Blue & White wire from the head unit (power control wire) to your remote turn-on on your amp. This should solve your issue.
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