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Bill Lapp

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  1. Oops! I went to wrong page! Will try code in 10 mins. Thanks!
  2. Hi Loren are you able to do cr220 too? BE4362 Y5030401 Porsche 996 2001
  3. Ditto here. Disconnected battery and now need to restart. CR220 BE 4362 Y5030401 Trying to replace head unit but not working so want to retest with the original. Thanks!!!!!!!
  4. Hello - I am struggling with connecting my replacement stereo for my CDR-220 in my 2001 Porsche 911 Carrera 4. I have looked at tons of forums and every ones setup seems slightly different. I don't believe I have an amp, just the CD Changer. I have included a picture of the trunk below. I am using the Metra 70-1787 Harness. The connectors I have show ---- the Porsche Yellow Green and Blue connectors going into Connector C on the CDR-220 ---- nothing in Connector B on the CDR-220 ---- the Porsche black connector into Connector A on the CDR-220 I have plugged the color connectors into the Metra's Single Red connector I plugged the black connector into the section of the Metra's Black connector where the colored wires are. Metra Black connector wires ---- All gray/white wires are unused? (or am I supposed to connect one of the colored connectors to this for hard wired speakers? ---- Black matched to Pin 8 Ground ----> Connected to Black ground on Pioneer? ---- Yellow matches to Pin 7 Ignition? ---> Connect to Pioneer Ignition ---- Orange matches to Pin 6 Lumination? Is this unused for the Pioneer? ---- Red matches to Pin 4 Constant 12v ---> Connect to Pioneer Ignition Metra Red connector ---- RCA plugs connect ---> Connect to the back of the Pioneer and their RCA openings ---- WHAT DOES THE BLUE WIRE CONNECT TO? It seems to infer it has to plug to something to turn the amp on? The behavior I see right now with the Metra blue wire unconnected and the orange wire unconnected is that the radio will turn on and off as expected and operate however I get no sound :( I am assuming either the Metra blue wire or Orange has to connect to something? Or possibly I need to not use the RCA wires and plug one of the color connectors into the black Metra connector and use the gray wires to hard wire speakers?
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