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this if you cant use your dension and aint bothered about using the ipod for functions http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/alpine-kce236b-cable-p-5636.html
think theyre thinking is if its all plugged in then you will turn round and say its not saving memory as not many people realise the wires need to be switched so doing this means that people have to look in the book
alpine pins (bullet connectors) on the yellow and red arent connected up out of the box,you have to plug them in in order to set them up for the correct vehicle,ie vauxhall red to yellow yellow to red
look at your wiring loom,you will have a yellow and red cable,2 bits to each colour not connected,just connects them up so yellow to yellow and red to red then turn on ignition to check
its the same thing for every single radio,just depends on which idiot wired the car when it was built,saxo and 106's are the worst,1 can be yellow permanent,red live the next will be the other way round and its the same for them all!
well i fitted one of these the other day and did it exactly the same and worked fine,does it have a blue lead hanging off the stalks?
EDIT:just seen the bloody pic.lol.the amp remote lead on the stalk needs to be connected up to your remote lead on your unit,this turns it on and off when the...
the blue/yellow connects to the red bullet then the rest just plugs in,the black plug isnt used,its only on older models where this type of fitting is used
if its not working youve got a dodgy one
dont need a massive tug,just a lil wiggle up n down so it slides off the spleen,but anyway if its ok then you should be fine,unless you wana take it apart again to sort the coil,as it should all stay flat,works same way as seat belts