I have a pioneer deh 1300. I have all the wiring connected but there are no settings for the amp to turn on. I have gone thru and double checked the wiring and all the fuses on my amp also. Any ideas on how to fix this?

Do you have the subwoofer amp connected to the pioneer thru pre amp connections; pre amp output of pioneer to pre amp input of Kicker amp. Page 10 of the manual explains how to adjust the subwoofer output. You can select the cutoff freq. that will pass to the subwoofer; The slopes don't match perfectly, but if you use the -12 slope , it should work fine.
Cut-off frequency:
50HZ
-
63HZ
-
80HZ same as kicker cut in freq
-
100HZ
-
125HZ
-
160HZ
-
200HZ
Output level:
-
24
to
+6
Slope level:
-
6
-
-
12


http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/StaticFiles/Manuals/Car/DEH-X5500HD_OwnersManual112712.pdf

The red wire goes to the Acc connection. That is power should come only when the key is inserted ( when the car is On ).

Double check the connections from the battery. There might be some loose wire. Did you change any connections at the back of the Radio?

The simplest way to swap the stock radio out for the cassette player would be to go to a radioshack or bestbuy, normally they will carry a double-din to single-din adapter so that the smaller after market radio fits into the existing location snugly. They usually also carry a wiring harness adapter that will plug right into your dodges existing harness and you can just wire nut or solder & shrink wrap the adapter to the pioneers harness, saves a lot of time and insures everything is where it needs to be.
Normally you can get both adapters for under $15, hope this is helps.

Hello fresttadefjm,

There are no subwoofer settings on the Pioneer DEH-2800MP.

You need to check the external power amplifier and the connections from the Pioneer and from the sub(s). If everything is plugged in and wired correctly, check the amp fuses, both on-board and the main power fuse (located in the amp positive lead usually near the vehicle battery).

Hope this helps.

http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Support/CarAudioVideo/In-Dash/CD-Players/ci.DEH-1300.Support there is the link where you can download the manual and the install paperwork

Sounds like you have some wires hooked up backwards. Double check your wires and connections.

solution conection

blue and white wire on a pioneer is usually the power antenna wire, most people use it as the lead for power to turn on the amp that is installed, the amp should be hooked up to the RCA jacks on the back of the player to the input RCA jacks on the amp. then the outputs vary, some amps are bridgable which means that you can hook up one speaker to both output speakers this will almost double the watts to the speakers. you must know which side would be positive and which side negative to set it up like this. also important is it a two or four channel amp. this all matters. if you can provide more info I can assure you the best hookup possible for premium sound.

I had the same problem with my Pioneer Head Unit.

I changed the ground of the Head Unit and the AMP to the same location and that took care of the Alternator noise.




Best of Luck.