Stereo Wiring
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- Bongonaut
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Stereo Wiring
Have a strange situation - just wired in a single din stereo however; works great until I put the lights on - stereo goes off and rear lights dont illuminate as bright as what they should do - seems as if it reducing the power. The negative wire at the back also get hot.
Any ideas?
Cheers
Gaz
Any ideas?
Cheers
Gaz
That's not knocking stupid......... it's a Diesel.
Re: Stereo Wiring
Have you fitted a new ISO converter, or is the one fitted compatible.
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- Bongonaut
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Re: Stereo Wiring
No iso just wired direct to existing wires.
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Re: Stereo Wiring
Originally it blew a fuse under the bonnet - put in a 30a as a replacement. Still no joy!
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Re: Stereo Wiring
Are you replacing the original Japanese radio?
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Re: Stereo Wiring
You will need to fit a Mazda ISO
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Re: Stereo Wiring
Ahh rite ok. So cant wire to existing cables??
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Re: Stereo Wiring
If you have the original wiring for the old Japanese radio you will probably need one of these adaptors/converters.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CT20MZ01-Mazd ... 256833dfe4
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CT20MZ01-Mazd ... 256833dfe4
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- Bongonaut
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Re: Stereo Wiring
Nice one. I will order one of them!
Many Thanks
Many Thanks
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Re: Stereo Wiring
What's a iso
I swapped my jap radio a couple of weeks ago
And just cut off the old block and wired to new radio wires all seems fine
Have I missed something
Cheers gas
I swapped my jap radio a couple of weeks ago
And just cut off the old block and wired to new radio wires all seems fine
Have I missed something
Cheers gas
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Re: Stereo Wiring
I done exactly the same - when I put my exterior lights on radio goes off and rear lights dont work. Would be interested in seeing the wiring for info!!
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Re: Stereo Wiring
Sorted it! Needed earthing to the vehicle. Happy now!
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Re: Stereo Wiring
Geoff
2001 Aero V6, AFT, full side conversion.
2001 Aero V6, AFT, full side conversion.
Re: Stereo Wiring
There is a wire on the radio loom that takes a live feed when the lights are switched on. (Side/tail & dash ilumination.)
I assume it acts to feed a backlight set up on some radios with this feature...?
But with the iso connector on my JVC this serves to dim the screen so as not to be too bright at night... Though this can be.set.
It is possible with your radio set up the earth was shorting through this wire in the loom causing your problem..?
I assume it acts to feed a backlight set up on some radios with this feature...?
But with the iso connector on my JVC this serves to dim the screen so as not to be too bright at night... Though this can be.set.
It is possible with your radio set up the earth was shorting through this wire in the loom causing your problem..?
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