It’s just a light green wire connect it to a ground or just simple squish it against something that’s a ground & it would let you open it & the wires is on the back of the radio
Thanks, got this stereo from sons truck after he totaled (he’s fine) but memory was full, found your video…….CORRECT grounded light green wire and now all menus show up, leaving it grounded permanently 3 days in no issues have had other similar head units that needed the brake wire grounded to play movies as well
My pioneer sounds terrible (static) and hella quiet I have a ‘08 Chevy silv 1500 can anyone plz help😓 I can’t find no help on the internet! I’ve tried Dre wiring n everything it hooks up to Bluetooth but sound bad is it my speakers since this radio head is newer?😭
It’s just a little light green wire in the back of the radio just connect it to a ground or squish it against the metal part of the radio it would let you open it
Step 1. Put on parking break Step2. Hit menu/power button. Step 3. Select settings Step 4. Select Bluetooth on the bottom left. Step 5. Connection Step 6. Delete devices you'd like to get rid of. Step 7. Connect new device. Happy new year!
I had the same problem with a different pioneer soundsystem, but then i remembered that dvds can only be played while the e-brake is locked in. So i thought "what if blutooth settings is brake locked" and it was. I hit the e-brake, and the blutooth setting turned white. Then i clicked it, clicked connections and found all 3 devices that are registered and pressed trash accordingly
Just stopped on the side of the road with my husband just to check if the parking brake solution actually works. Haha, it did! Found this video after a failed Bluetooth connection, memory was too full. Thanks to everyone who shared the trick :)
I was having the exact same problem as I re-read the comments. Everyone's at this problem. Engage your hand break and then follow those steps, and you will have the option to clear out the tooth memory.
@ana-bananainca790 Said- Bipass the ebrake. Ground the green wire directly to the back of the deck. There are some screws there. Unscrew one and twist the wire around the screw then screw it back in. Make sure it's on there good. @@hiyaaman1553 I just did this today, and it worked