Jordanw6

I checked my fuses and the only one that was blown was the "CLOCK" fuse. I replaced it with another fuse of the same amp level. But nothing has changed. When I wire it correctly, the radio doesn't power on, but when I reverse the accessory wire and constant 12 volt wire, the radio turns on, but does not save settings.

@JeepDriver and @knever3 I'll check my fuses today. I was under the impression that if a fuse was blown that had something to do with the wiring for the radio that nothing would even power on. Sorry if I seem ignorant, I'm still learning about how everything works.

I'm just saying that when it is hooked up correctly (according to voltages given off by the wire) the radio doesn't work. I just put the schematics on here for you guys to look at (maybe see something I missed). Oh well, not sure what to try next but I guess I'll need to try something :???:

Thanks for the info! I have however, found both my constant 12 volt and my accessory wire. This must be a very uncommon problem. No one seems to know quite what's happening. If you think of anything else that could be causing my problems, let me know! Thanks again.

I have the wires correctly hooked up. I have checked for proper voltages on the wires. If the wires are hooked up according to the Comanche wiring diagram and the radio wiring diagram, then nothing turns on. If I plug my orange(constant 12v) to the red wire on my radio and my red(accessory) wire to the yellow wire on my radio then the radio powers up, but it will not save any settings when turned off. I have also checked my ground wire to verify a proper ground. It is properly grounded. The radio I'm installing is a Pioneer DEH-2400UB. Here is a link to the manual for the radio. http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/StaticFiles/Manuals/Car/DEH-2400UB_OwnersManual031512.pdf (wiring on page 11) Here is the wiring for the Comanche. http://www.the12volt.com/installbay/stereodetail/1218.html Hopefully one of you can help! I've been trying to get this thing right for almost a year! :fs1: If you need any more info, just ask! Thanks!