Hola James, hoy conecte mi estéreo igual al tuyo en una silverado 2011. Conecte el amplificador pero el subwoofer no se escucha. Espero me puedas ayudar con esto.. gracias
Hi. How do u make 4 channel amplifier work together.. i mean preout setting in headunit is either rear or subwoofer. U cannot select both. Can u help me out i have 2 component speakers and a subwoofer... If i select subwoofer in preout setting front chanel of the amp doesn't work.
How do u make 4 channel amplifier work together.. i mean preout setting in headunit is either rear or subwoofer. U cannot select both. Can u help me out
I've got one question about the same stere you got. That solid lime green wire, where did you run it coming off the harnest? I've got mine hooked up straight to chassis ground but am at a loss as to if this is my trickle de charge problem I've been having, I'm on alternator number 5 and going after any ground issues that may be causing my misery
Hi, yes disconnect that. I can't remember but I think it goes to my backup camera. Check out my video where I connect my backup camera. Hope this helps
Actually you can get a toggle switch and run the lime green too one side and run a wire for a ground and connect too other side of switch. Then you can switch it on and off even when going down the highway.
Just wrap it neatly and put a zip tie on it two zip ties and tuck it under the seat because if you wanna move things around you can it’s good to have extra
Where did you wire the red wire on the back up cam cord, my stereo doesn’t nothing unless I have the back up car cord plugged in and the red wire touching a ground. So where you put the red one to?
I hope that power wire that goes to the battery has a fuse that is close to the battery, because if it doesn't and something shorts that wire you will catch your car on fire. Really that fuse block near the amp is not protecting much. the amp has a fuse already.
i have a 1994 caprice classic ls and i’m trying to hook up the same radio inside my car. the white harness that u are talking about if i buy that piece i don’t have to cut no wire just plug in and go
I have the same head unit and installed it in a 2005 jeep wrangler with a factory amp and sub. The amp and sub do not work. and when i use the rca plug i get a amp error on the screen.How so i connect it using the factory amp and sub?
Thanks for the question. I usually don't like to use factory anything with aftermarket. Sometimes for whatever reason they aren't the best. I would try an aftermarket Amp and connect that way.
Hello LT, so there is an orange wire and a red wire on the stereo. The red wire should have constant power for memory. The orange should have power only when you crank the car on and off. Use a voltage light to see where you get on and off power when cranking the car on. Connect a non constant power source to that. Hope this helps and thanks for the follow.
@paultrevi I was thinking the same! You said you "don't play it that loud" but at what point is to far for the wire to overload, overheat, and catch fire?
Hi Jairo, the green wires are speaker wires. You have 8 wires that connect to the speakers if your not connecting to an amplifier. If it's green with a line, that's your positive. If it's solid, that's a negative.
Can't get rite ( bro,my Yukon is 12 v's but tha fuse is an 10 amp fuse?"- is that to low,but should I fine a fuse ass.that is lower then 10 amp x fuse panel not understanding how it installed plse, help me.
The mic worked just fine from the stereo. The auxiliary Jack that I used was just your standard one you plug into regular headphones I'm not sure if it's the three or the two.
Almost clean install, few questions why didn’t you use male/female connections??? Why didn’t you install a new ground for the car stereo??? Factory ground is ok except you’ll have less white noise. Then why didn’t you heat shrink for covering the wires??? Electrical tape is ok except it has a tendency to be a cheap look to it. I haven’t used electrical tape in 30yrs. Last but not least why didn’t you use zip ties. Zip ties/heat shrink or connectors will be no more then $5.00. If you’re going to do something….”look at how the experienced audio installer” goes about this. Reason for the connectors or the heat shrink is to make sure that what ever you connect stays connected. As for the radio you just installed…..”leave it with the truck bc the next vehicle might not have a double din.
Thanks for the time you took to text. Truck is sold and gone. I didn't do shrink wrap because when I sold it I replaced this stereo with the original. Plus I didn't get any white noise. So no need for a separate ground. I did to the amplifier tho. Not doing the shrink wrap allows me to easily disconnect the wires. Again, I'm not a pro just trying to help some people out.
Not necessarily, I have a mono Amp connected to mine for bass. Now, the other 4 speakers are connected stright to the head unit so the crossover works on those. I usually use separate amps to do what I need for each pair of speakers. So I would use a separate Amp for 6x9s for example and control that way. Usually the head unit crossover won't do what you want for say mid, highs and lows individually like an Amp with controls will.
@@paultrevi ok thanks, i have a mono for bass but i recently got a 4 channel amp with 2 mids and 2 horn drivers im thinking of putting those 4 on it and leaving those on the doors connected directly to the head unit would that be okay?
A amp is a good idea. This radio is weak. It might be 50w. It sure isn't 100w. I need a 100w 4 ch amp for my 80w speakers for this radio. My old single din 45wx4 from the 90s is louder than this stereo. And the screen is so cheap it is plastic. I can buy a new OLED screen for a phone for $20, so this is a $10 OLED screen with resolution so low the icons look distorted like 8 bit graphics up close. I'm trying to hook up AUX video to mine and mirror. The screen is pretty useless on this unit. It's only good for the back up camera which I don't have installed on my 1995 Honda. The instructions also say a DVD may get stuck in it, and front USB only supports FAT16 and FAT32 files. So you can only plug a USB stick into the front USB for music. The rear AUX is for video input. This unit has autolink that works every time it powers on, but your phone has to be set to Bluetooth ON before getting into the car for it to auto connect. My review of this stereo is the labor installing it cost more than the stereo, so buy a more expencive unit if you're not installing it yourself. I mean if you need to pay $100 for a amp to power it you might as well add that amount to a better unit and go with a $300 stereo. The reason this stereo is cheap is because it comes with nothing. Add up the microphone, AUX, RCA wires, a video bypass, backup camera, a 100w amp, double din stereo kit, steel basket, and you're in the $300 range. A cheep Jensen GPS/DVD comes with a steel basket, plastic frame, microphone and camera for $300. So this Pioneer is real cheaply made. This is basically a $50-$75 radio Wal-Mart sells for $127. Guess what Wal-Mart pays for it? It's a cheap radio. It's so cheap. Go to Target and buy a Jensen.
Be sure it's connected to your Bluetooth and if it is try a different phone. I would also try a.d make a call from your stereo to be sure it's connected. You can also try a aux cord just to see if your stereo isn't defective. If it works then something is wrong on how your connective via Bluetooth. Be sure to give it permission to to access your address book and stuff like that. Hope this helps. Thanks for subscribing. Hope you had a Happy Thanksgiving
Be sure you supply the power from the battery. With a separate fuse. From the radio, only the antenna wire should be giving power to the remote on your Amp. That's what turns in on. But get power (red wire) from Battery to your Amp. The radio is fine
Hi TR, actually the picture you see at the beginning of the video is where you connect the red and white rca to. That connects the stereo to the amp. Hope this helped.
WOW duct tape and electrical tape to make connections. I guess you want to have a short or a fire. NEVER EVER EVER use tape for a connection. Buy some spade or bullet connectors or at least some butt connectors. If you are going to make videos do your subscribers a favor and learn how to install properly. AS for your RCA's buy some that are the correct size. Your installation makes Pro installers like myself cringe. If you need advice I would be more than happy to help.
Well dear Sir if you listen to my videos all the way thru I do say don't do this because I am no professional installer. Lol. Plus honestly before all this fancy stuff, back in the 80s we were using electrical tape. By the way its (electrical) a d I myself, personally, have never had a fire. This video you saw was made a while back a d guess what no fire with the (electrical tape) I guess cause it's electrical! Wow. But thanks for your input, and caring for (my) subscribers. I never said I was a pro or a shop. Just a regular guy. Thanks for the algorithm though. Good day
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this video was really helpful bro. you showed me a few things other persons didn't specifically talked about.
Hola James, hoy conecte mi estéreo igual al tuyo en una silverado 2011. Conecte el amplificador pero el subwoofer no se escucha. Espero me puedas ayudar con esto.. gracias
Hi. How do u make 4 channel amplifier work together.. i mean preout setting in headunit is either rear or subwoofer. U cannot select both. Can u help me out i have 2 component speakers and a subwoofer... If i select subwoofer in preout setting front chanel of the amp doesn't work.
I used black for my remote also
My sub doesn't work. where did you plug in the remote volume control for the sub? The Aux input?
I actually don't even use the bass controller. I use the head unit. Be sure it's on.
You need 2 Y connect then connect one Y connect to the white and the other Y connect to the red front you can connect a 4 channel amp
How do u make 4 channel amplifier work together.. i mean preout setting in headunit is either rear or subwoofer. U cannot select both. Can u help me out
I've got one question about the same stere you got. That solid lime green wire, where did you run it coming off the harnest? I've got mine hooked up straight to chassis ground but am at a loss as to if this is my trickle de charge problem I've been having, I'm on alternator number 5 and going after any ground issues that may be causing my misery
Hi, yes disconnect that. I can't remember but I think it goes to my backup camera. Check out my video where I connect my backup camera. Hope this helps
The solid lime green wire is your parking brake wire
Actually you can get a toggle switch and run the lime green too one side and run a wire for a ground and connect too other side of switch. Then you can switch it on and off even when going down the highway.
@@terrellanderson7234 put it on a toggle switch.
Just wrap it neatly and put a zip tie on it two zip ties and tuck it under the seat because if you wanna move things around you can it’s good to have extra
Sold the truck, took the stereo out. About 2 months ago
Sold the truck
Which rcas do u connect on the back of the stereo for the subwoofer ?
This model has only 1 set of red and white rcas. It's on the unit. Hope this helps.
Where did you wire the red wire on the back up cam cord, my stereo doesn’t nothing unless I have the back up car cord plugged in and the red wire touching a ground. So where you put the red one to?
I actually have another video in my channel on how to hook up the back up camera and the wires. Check them out and thanks for subscribing.
Purple wire, should say reverse gear switch
@@Alysavos-rd4tp mine wasn't labeled
I hope that power wire that goes to the battery has a fuse that is close to the battery, because if it doesn't and something shorts that wire you will catch your car on fire. Really that fuse block near the amp is not protecting much. the amp has a fuse already.
Yes it does, starting at the battery. Thanks for the comment
i have a 1994 caprice classic ls and i’m trying to hook up the same radio inside my car. the white harness that u are talking about if i buy that piece i don’t have to cut no wire just plug in and go
Yep, it's that easy. I've done a lot of stereos and never had in issue. Hope this helps and thanks for subscribing.
@paultrevi I have question about the harness block.
Where can I buy it & what is it called?
I DO NOT want to cut any wires.
It's called a radio harness adaptor. At wlamart.
@@paultrevitheres a ton of them and none worked for mine
I got the same radio
I have the same head unit and installed it in a 2005 jeep wrangler with a factory amp and sub. The amp and sub do not work. and when i use the rca plug i get a amp error on the screen.How so i connect it using the factory amp and sub?
Thanks for the question. I usually don't like to use factory anything with aftermarket. Sometimes for whatever reason they aren't the best. I would try an aftermarket Amp and connect that way.
I just got the same radio. I cut the factory harness. The radio comes on but it doesn't shut off when I cut my car off.
Hello LT, so there is an orange wire and a red wire on the stereo. The red wire should have constant power for memory. The orange should have power only when you crank the car on and off. Use a voltage light to see where you get on and off power when cranking the car on. Connect a non constant power source to that. Hope this helps and thanks for the follow.
@@paultrevi thank you
Definitely need bigger power wite get at least 8 gauge for a small amp.
I would but I don't constantly play it loud. Every now and then I do. Had this way about 1 year with no problems. Good suggestion tho. I agree
@paultrevi I was thinking the same! You said you "don't play it that loud" but at what point is to far for the wire to overload, overheat, and catch fire?
Can i connect a sub amp and a 4 channel amp on this stereo ?
Yes, you will need a spliter to make 2 chanels then use the amps tuners to get the desired sounds you want
Is the blue white wire the remote ? Mine says error when I hook.to it
Blue/white on mine says antenna cont.?
Can you connect steering wheel control module?
You can, you just have to buy it separately
Hey paul 2 questions, where does that light green wire on that harness that came with the stereo connect to? how do I connect that?
Hi Jairo, the green wires are speaker wires. You have 8 wires that connect to the speakers if your not connecting to an amplifier. If it's green with a line, that's your positive. If it's solid, that's a negative.
@@paultrevi thanks Paul! Oh yea, I would like to see a video on how to connect a Parking Brake wire if possible thanks in advance.
Yes, I have a video on that as well. One on my Camero and one from my truck. Check them out. It's the same setup. Thanks for the follow.😊
@@paultrevi awesome appreciate the help amigo! No problem thank u
How do you connect the rear pre amp too a amp
I'm not sure. You can connect 2 amps by using a splitter from the unit then using the amps settings for individual sound like mids or base
I have the same radio but it doesn’t turn up. I do see I have a red cable wire but idk where it does
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Can't get rite ( bro,my Yukon is 12 v's but tha fuse is an 10 amp fuse?"- is that to low,but should I fine a fuse ass.that is lower then 10 amp x fuse panel not understanding how it installed plse, help me.
No that 10 Amp ok. That's just if it overheats so it won't catch fire. What is the problem with your radio? Whats wrong?
Anyone tried to do a mod to add an external mic. The internal one is horrible.
Did your mic work and what jack did it need 2.5 or 3.5
The mic worked just fine from the stereo. The auxiliary Jack that I used was just your standard one you plug into regular headphones I'm not sure if it's the three or the two.
Appreciate it what brand or where did you get yours from ?
@@JuanRodriguez-lm6no from Walmart, it's a Pioneer
Almost clean install, few questions why didn’t you use male/female connections??? Why didn’t you install a new ground for the car stereo??? Factory ground is ok except you’ll have less white noise. Then why didn’t you heat shrink for covering the wires??? Electrical tape is ok except it has a tendency to be a cheap look to it. I haven’t used electrical tape in 30yrs. Last but not least why didn’t you use zip ties. Zip ties/heat shrink or connectors will be no more then $5.00. If you’re going to do something….”look at how the experienced audio installer” goes about this. Reason for the connectors or the heat shrink is to make sure that what ever you connect stays connected. As for the radio you just installed…..”leave it with the truck bc the next vehicle might not have a double din.
Thanks for the time you took to text. Truck is sold and gone. I didn't do shrink wrap because when I sold it I replaced this stereo with the original. Plus I didn't get any white noise. So no need for a separate ground. I did to the amplifier tho. Not doing the shrink wrap allows me to easily disconnect the wires. Again, I'm not a pro just trying to help some people out.
Question, does the crossover on a head unit work for the rca connections also ?
Not necessarily, I have a mono Amp connected to mine for bass. Now, the other 4 speakers are connected stright to the head unit so the crossover works on those. I usually use separate amps to do what I need for each pair of speakers. So I would use a separate Amp for 6x9s for example and control that way. Usually the head unit crossover won't do what you want for say mid, highs and lows individually like an Amp with controls will.
@@paultrevi ok thanks, i have a mono for bass but i recently got a 4 channel amp with 2 mids and 2 horn drivers im thinking of putting those 4 on it and leaving those on the doors connected directly to the head unit would that be okay?
@@tonyswagz yes, definitely the way to go.
@@paultrevi thank you I greatly appreciate the help
@tonyswagz your welcome, please subscribe and if you already did thanks a million.
A amp is a good idea. This radio is weak. It might be 50w. It sure isn't 100w. I need a 100w 4 ch amp for my 80w speakers for this radio. My old single din 45wx4 from the 90s is louder than this stereo. And the screen is so cheap it is plastic. I can buy a new OLED screen for a phone for $20, so this is a $10 OLED screen with resolution so low the icons look distorted like 8 bit graphics up close. I'm trying to hook up AUX video to mine and mirror. The screen is pretty useless on this unit. It's only good for the back up camera which I don't have installed on my 1995 Honda. The instructions also say a DVD may get stuck in it, and front USB only supports FAT16 and FAT32 files. So you can only plug a USB stick into the front USB for music. The rear AUX is for video input. This unit has autolink that works every time it powers on, but your phone has to be set to Bluetooth ON before getting into the car for it to auto connect. My review of this stereo is the labor installing it cost more than the stereo, so buy a more expencive unit if you're not installing it yourself. I mean if you need to pay $100 for a amp to power it you might as well add that amount to a better unit and go with a $300 stereo. The reason this stereo is cheap is because it comes with nothing. Add up the microphone, AUX, RCA wires, a video bypass, backup camera, a 100w amp, double din stereo kit, steel basket, and you're in the $300 range. A cheep Jensen GPS/DVD comes with a steel basket, plastic frame, microphone and camera for $300. So this Pioneer is real cheaply made. This is basically a $50-$75 radio Wal-Mart sells for $127. Guess what Wal-Mart pays for it? It's a cheap radio. It's so cheap. Go to Target and buy a Jensen.
I agree, 100%. Had it 2 yrs. now so it's time for an upgrade.
I have the same radio in my car I can install 3 amps with it is it possible
Yes it is, use an RCA that has a splitter. Hope this helped. Thanks for subscribing.
How do you hook up the movie player
I explain how to connect it in the video. Buy a switch and ground it
Actually what is the use of W/R port which seems to be the aux out
You got me on this one. But it's actually for the steering wheel controls if you have such a car.
Okey nw I understood..... thankyou
Yo yo yo what up subbed
Thanks!
why did you connect a mic if the unit has one already?
It sounds clearer to the person your talking to. It isn't necessary though.
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back in the day we just hacked the wires and pulled door panels and traced the wires, but i only made 3.15 an hour then, jeez im getting old as fk
Yes Sir I agree. Now you have to worry about a voltage change messing up a computer or something crazy like that.
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Hey Paul I bought the same radio a month ago but my I can use the phone I can't hear or speak
Be sure it's connected to your Bluetooth and if it is try a different phone. I would also try a.d make a call from your stereo to be sure it's connected. You can also try a aux cord just to see if your stereo isn't defective. If it works then something is wrong on how your connective via Bluetooth. Be sure to give it permission to to access your address book and stuff like that. Hope this helps. Thanks for subscribing. Hope you had a Happy Thanksgiving
@@paultrevi thanks for responding I'll do that. Appreciate it
What is the plug called? The brand
It's called (aftermarket wiring harness)
I have a 3000 watt amp with 2 12s and it’s not supply power but everything is wired right is it the radio ?
Be sure you supply the power from the battery. With a separate fuse. From the radio, only the antenna wire should be giving power to the remote on your Amp. That's what turns in on. But get power (red wire) from Battery to your Amp. The radio is fine
Can it be the wire used ? I used 1500 watt wires
The radio and factory speakers work it’s just the sub that don’t
@@capoeli the thickness can make it hot. Too hot
The gauge ?
I have a avh 120bt and I don't have any signal from the subwoofer rca jacks. Can the speaker wires and the rca jacks be used together?
Yes, actually I've used wires to front and back speakers before while connecting rca Jack's to an amplifier for subs.
Hello show how it connects back
Hi, connects to what? Like the back of stereo or the back of amplifier? Or back of back up camera?
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Or if you have Instagram I'll send you a photo I can't teach my pioneer
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That's not a mic output,it's a steering wheel control
Yes, you are right. I figured that out months later. Lol. Thanks for pointing that out
Inter face not 10.00 now 45.00 to over 100
Wow, that's crazy. Inflation
El remote con cual lo conecto
El mio no veeno con remote.
why does mine have a purple wire that says reverse and not the blue wire
i figured out it’s connected to something else already any tips on how to split the power ?
@Moistcoconut69 I would use a power block. Get power from a battery source then a power block usually has 2 or 3 connections for other sources
Upgrade that doodie fast
You didn’t show where you plugged the rca into back of head unit
Hi TR, actually the picture you see at the beginning of the video is where you connect the red and white rca to. That connects the stereo to the amp. Hope this helped.
Also at 2:43 into the video I actually talk about where to connect the RCA jacks. I point right to it. Thanks for subscribing.
@@paultrevi thanks for the reply
Bro, that’s not a mic input. That’s a “wr” wired remote, it’s for steering wheel controls
Ur right, I installed this a year ago and found out later. Good eye mate! 👁
Did ya figure out where to connect the external mic, or is it possible to even use the external mic?
I have exact radio why does everything delete when I turn off my vehicle?
You probably didn't connect the constant wire.
@@paultrevi what color red?
@@chrisperez1813 yellow. Yellow is constant. Red is only when ignition is turned on
@@paultrevi my yellow is connected but it still resets when my car turns iff
@@chrisperez1813 check the yellow with a voltage meter to be sure it's getting constant power. Or get constant power from a other source.
You don’t have to connect a mic it got a built in mic That’s for the steering wheel connection
How do I hook my monitor to my deck
Hi, check out my other videos, I have two that connect my camera to them.
Ugh i should have pressed x when i see Blaupunk lol worst ever 50dollar amp why cheap bs sounds like cheap bs
WOW duct tape and electrical tape to make connections. I guess you want to have a short or a fire. NEVER EVER EVER use tape for a connection. Buy some spade or bullet connectors or at least some butt connectors. If you are going to make videos do your subscribers a favor and learn how to install properly. AS for your RCA's buy some that are the correct size. Your installation makes Pro installers like myself cringe. If you need advice I would be more than happy to help.
Well dear Sir if you listen to my videos all the way thru I do say don't do this because I am no professional installer. Lol. Plus honestly before all this fancy stuff, back in the 80s we were using electrical tape. By the way its (electrical) a d I myself, personally, have never had a fire. This video you saw was made a while back a d guess what no fire with the (electrical tape) I guess cause it's electrical! Wow. But thanks for your input, and caring for (my) subscribers. I never said I was a pro or a shop. Just a regular guy. Thanks for the algorithm though. Good day