I was pulling out the harness and accidently pulled out the remote wire from the harness. I cant remember where it was. Anyone with a clarion deck help me out ?

I think it was next to the orange one :confused:

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I was pulling out the harness and accidently pulled out the remote wire from the harness. I cant remember where it was. Anyone with a clarion deck help me out ?

I think it was next to the orange one :confused:

http://wtfhost.com/userfiles/Gemini/harness.JPG
Look at the rear of the deck. They normally don't have pins for unused slots.

look at your user manual?

there usually is a wiring diagram on the bottom of ur headunit telling u which wire does what.

u'll have to get another piece of blue wire and them crimpy things to shove back in the hole again.

The box is long gone along with my manual :confused:

I had a look at the back of the deck and it doesnt say anymore info and it has pins where it doesnt have wires (must be some hidden features :D )

I still have the wire that i pulled out along with the metal bit. If i can find out where it came from, ill just jam it in and pour superglue in it.

The box is long gone along with my manual :confused:

I had a look at the back of the deck and it doesnt say anymore info and it has pins where it doesnt have wires (must be some hidden features :D )

I still have the wire that i pulled out along with the metal bit. If i can find out where it came from, ill just jam it in and pour superglue in it.
In that case, just do a search on google with the exact model number

Yep, next to the Orange wire as marked on your photo.

But don't superglue it in. There should a small spur type thing halfway down the metal bit that the wire is crimped to.

Get a thin flat knife and bend it out a little. Then, when you push it back into the connector you'll hear a click and the spur will hold it all in place. :D

Too easy.

Yep, next to the Orange wire as marked on your photo.

But don't superglue it in. There should a small spur type thing halfway down the metal bit that the wire is crimped to.

Get a thin flat knife and bend it out a little. Then, when you push it back into the connector you'll hear a click and the spur will hold it all in place. :D

Too easy.

cool. Thanks for that :)

I wonder what the other connecters are there for :think: