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Munchie

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Registered: 17th Jul 01
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29th Dec 03 at 20:27

yo ive got a panasonic unit for me corsa C. thing is....when i switch the engine off....the headunit loses all the FM radio channels etc!!!! now ive swapped the red and yellow wires on the normal panasonic loom but it hasnt worked....!

any ideas?

Dave

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30th Dec 03 at 00:01

Arse, I was just gonna say swap the red and yellow wires too!!

There is no permanent live then for some reason. Time to get the multimeter out!

Munchie

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30th Dec 03 at 00:37

wat bout if i take the loom thingie out that i got for a vauxhall and just swap the red and yellow and stick it in da block?

Dave

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30th Dec 03 at 00:47

Thats what I did, swapped the red and yellow over on the Corsa ISO plug. Will that not have the same effect as swapping it on the headunit though?

Munchie

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30th Dec 03 at 01:07

hmm dunno....i shall investigate soon

stubs

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30th Dec 03 at 02:52

Hiya mate!!
Probs sounds daft, but have you checked all the req'd fuses etc.. Make sure all connections are FIRMLY plugged in too...

Failing that, test it using a standalone 12v supply & ISO connector, but be carefull not to bugger it up..

Gaz

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31st Dec 03 at 16:14

when u tune it in mate r u holding the buttons so it "store's" it in the memory?

Munchie

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2nd Jan 04 at 02:31

yes korsakid!!!

Richie

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2nd Jan 04 at 03:41

Munch with panasonic units there are usually two yellow wires and one red one. There are a few combinations to try