Okay I either have the worse luck or i'm the biggest rookie ( I feel it is a combo of each )
Does anyone else have this problem, I wired my Kenwood up with e RP5-GM11... everything was working perfect, great module. Then once I bolted everything in place, stuck the huge module in the pocket in the back on the driverside, I turned the car on.. and no volume.. of course the remote wire came loose. So I re-connected the wire, and went to power on the head unit and now I have no power at all... same problem as before when i started this thread..
Am i just an idiot, or does this happen to other people. Is there some kind of serge protector circuit that is busting inside the head unit itself? Well I gave it like 30 minutes and went back and installed everything and now everything is working properly.
EDIT: Now the next morning on my way to work everything was working fine, I stopped into quicktrip to grab a drink.. and went back out to the yukon and now the headunit magically doesn't work anymore. I just going to pull it out and buy a new one, and trash this one.
Does anyone else have this problem, I wired my Kenwood up with e RP5-GM11... everything was working perfect, great module. Then once I bolted everything in place, stuck the huge module in the pocket in the back on the driverside, I turned the car on.. and no volume.. of course the remote wire came loose. So I re-connected the wire, and went to power on the head unit and now I have no power at all... same problem as before when i started this thread..
Am i just an idiot, or does this happen to other people. Is there some kind of serge protector circuit that is busting inside the head unit itself? Well I gave it like 30 minutes and went back and installed everything and now everything is working properly.
EDIT: Now the next morning on my way to work everything was working fine, I stopped into quicktrip to grab a drink.. and went back out to the yukon and now the headunit magically doesn't work anymore. I just going to pull it out and buy a new one, and trash this one.
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