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slim_neo23
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I Have attempted with a few different head units, an installation. The problem is the same with all of them, every time I connect the yellow memory wire, I either blow the fuse in line or one of the few that are associated with the Mountaineers radio. I can't come up with anything that would cause this.
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try the yellow to the red from the car and the red from radio to the yellow from car.

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I have tried this, same results
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maybe you have a bad radio, I thought. but you say you've tried multiple new decks.
Why are you replacing the radio? Did the factory one quit working?
It's possible that you have a bad factory amplifier
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There was a Pioneer P-860 installed.(by someone else) Ribbon tape and connector broke but had worked for a long time.

I do not think this has anything to do with an amp bypass but at this point I am stretching. As far as I know, one does not need to be installed.
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My money is on a bad oem amp.

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