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trappedinside03
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I just went out to best buy and got an Aiwa cd player, i beleive its the cdc-x217. Anyways i took out the stock tape player and I noticed the power and speaker supply that plugs into the unit was different:
stock: |:::::::| Aiwa: |::::|
|::::|
or something to that effect. So i figured no big deal just do a little bit of matching up wires. Well Acura didnt supply a color coded map or doesnt have any type logical coding. I played around with the wiring and got the units security to blink and it accepts the cd and spits it out when i hit eject BUT the faceplate does nothing!! help me please.

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sorry aiwa should be a block while stock is strip configuration
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Yah, AIWA only has one plug. Did you hack the factory harness or did you buy the aftermarket harness? If you cut it, get out the old multimeter or ( test light) and find your power/switched/grounds. Then get a battery to "spark" your speakers. Wala....

In most cases I can hard wire a car in almost the time it takes to wire a harness.


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