OK, I got the head unit to function. It was just that blue power antenna
wire that I did'nt connect because I don't have a power antenna. But now it
works great! Even makes the factory speakers sound alot better. I tried to
bypass that amp but I can't get the damn thing out of there! So now I'm to
the point of installing my MB Quart components in the front doors and I have
another problem. I was expecting to plug in the factory speaker wire into
the crossover and then the tweeter and midrange into the crossover and be
done with it. Except there are completly seperate wires going to the
tweeter and another set going to the midrange and no sign of a factory
crossover. What should I do here?
Jason
98 CC
> There is probably a power wire that came from the original radio to turn
on the
> infinity amps that is not being energized. However, I expect terrible
sound
> quality if you drive the infinity amps with the outputs from the Pioneer
unit.
> You would probably be better off to remove or bypass the speaker amps and
> either drive the speakers directly from the Pioneers built in amps or use
an
> after market amp if the built in amp does not have all the power you want.
>
> Jason&Sarah wrote:
>
> > Just got my Pioneer P47DH installed in my 98 Dakota. Even purchased a
> > wiring harness to make it an easy install, just matched up all the
colored
> > wires and that was it. It is now installed but the problem is there is
no
> > sound! Not from the CD or radio. I know it can detect radio signals as
it
> > programmed itself to stations with the best signals in my area. The one
> > thing I can think of is that in my Dakota I have the factory installed
> > Infinity system which comes with an amp. Sometimes factory head units
and
> > factory amps only work together. I'm wondering if I have to completely
> > remove the amp to get sound from my new Head Unit? Anything else you
can
> > think of?
> >
> > Jason
>
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