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iv fitted a new radio its a decent pioneer one however after bout 5mins the sound stoped coming out

Checked the connection on the iso block? Was it working before the changed

I wud say its the iso connector i have a pioneer in mine and don't have any issues the only thing i had to do was reverse the permanent live and ignition around to keep the memory.

oneday the radio justr stoped working i could wigle the iso block to get some kinda sound for a split second so i boughr a new radio cos i wanted on any way i pluged it in n thought great its working then itjust cut out n cant make it work again ohh n why do i have to conect the red to the yellow to getr power to it

I'd take it to an auto elecy tbh, I hate working with electrics, but ie red and yellow wires you swap these because most aftermarket radios have there lives wired different to the corsa so swapping them corrects this

csgarside wrote:oneday the radio justr stoped working i could wigle the iso block to get some kinda sound for a split second so i boughr a new radio cos i wanted on any way i pluged it in n thought great its working then itjust cut out n cant make it work again ohh n why do i have to conect the red to the yellow to getr power to it

Right the reason for that is on mine it wouldn't keep the memory everytime i took the key out

Also last resort to this problem and i do stress this is to basically to rewire the speakers to the stereo and buy an iso connector to get them all working again but as i sed this is the last resort. I ave done this in the past for others and is very time consuming