My fuses on my pioneer head unit keeps blowing everytime I try to connect the harness to it. It first blew out when I was connecting my amp. Could someone please tell me why it keeps blowing out.Help me please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My fuses on my pioneer head unit keeps blowing everytime I try to connect the harness to it. It first blew out when I was connecting my amp. Could someone please tell me why it keeps blowing out.Help me please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ching Chong
disco-****in-nnect the cables from the battery before doing that... how many times do i have to say that!?!?!?!
oh, and check if there's no short on the wires lol
thanks for the advice, I'll try that to see if that's the problem.
Ching Chong
try a bigger fuse
//2006 Jeep GC - 20" Boss 335's - Custom 2-tone leather red/silver - custom projectors - tint 30frt/dbl10rear//
HU: Pioneer 6800UB
Comp. Amp: Alpine MRP 240
Sub Amp: Rockford Power T1000bd
Subs: 2 15" AudioQue SDC 2.5 15's in 9.25cuft @ 34hz
2 - Exide Drycell Batt
Big 3
Originally Posted by Silver
I have to disagree with you...
True, i was thinking something else.![]()
//2006 Jeep GC - 20" Boss 335's - Custom 2-tone leather red/silver - custom projectors - tint 30frt/dbl10rear//
HU: Pioneer 6800UB
Comp. Amp: Alpine MRP 240
Sub Amp: Rockford Power T1000bd
Subs: 2 15" AudioQue SDC 2.5 15's in 9.25cuft @ 34hz
2 - Exide Drycell Batt
Big 3

See if you accidentally connected the HU ground to a power or illumination wire.
I tried disconnecting the cables and that didn't work what else could it be???
Ching Chong
You have made a mistake in the wiring, you will need to rewire your connections and wake sure every wire is connected to the correct one.
I did that and everything is connected correctly to my knowledge. I didn't see anything wrong with the wiring but I rewired everything just to make sure and my fuse still blows. What else could it be??????????
Ching Chong
well use only the yellow and the red wires to a 12v+ source and the black to a ground or to the negative of the battery... ignore illumination and all the rest if theres anything else... isolate em so it doesn't touch any ground...
if it still blows i think you might have a short inside your head unit or somewhere...
make sure you're not getting a short on the speaker wires too or if the RCA isnt touching a metal part of the car, ive seen similiar problems caused by this too
if it still blows you will have to take a look at the hu, thats very unusual for a head unit
edit: may be also good if you could wire another head unit to your car and see if this one's fuse blow

What kind of car is it?
Some older GM vehicles actually use a dark brown/black for illumination. I really think that that may be your problem.
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