Mute
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l3on
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obviously there is no mute button on the steering wheel controls, and they are wired into the stereo sockets directly, however according to the wiring diagram for hardon systm the 2 wires that come from the steering wheel controls to the head unit are gray with red trace and green with black trace, so you should be able to isolate those from the head unit connector without losing anything but the remote controls too see if that stops the problem or not.
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if a tree falls in the forest and no-one is there ,does it still make a noise? engine off,car empty,doors shut, etc..why have the radio on??bloke1968 said:
James
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are you sure it is not linked directly to the ignition as if you have the engine off then there wil be no powere to the stereo so no sound, could be mistaken for muted.
There is not a Bluetooth hands free kit in there is there, this can be hidden and mute the stereo?
There is not a Bluetooth hands free kit in there is there, this can be hidden and mute the stereo?
Thanks l3on
I followed the wires to a connector under the steering wheel (figured there must be one). since I disconected it, The stereo works fine. Now all i have to do is figure out how to take the steering wheel buttons apart without firing the airbag off.
I followed the wires to a connector under the steering wheel (figured there must be one). since I disconected it, The stereo works fine. Now all i have to do is figure out how to take the steering wheel buttons apart without firing the airbag off.
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You could try bleeping through the pins to see if any are shorting or rather beeing connected to the switch, may give you some clues.
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by dismantling the steering wheel you will not set off the airbag. the airbag system works when the detonator is jolted sharply not when the actual bag is prodded or poked.
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if you want to remove an airbag what ya gotta do is this. disconnect the battery then go and have a cup of coffee and a sticky bun.(20 -30 mins) this gives the capacitor that operates the airbag time to discharge its self. then when you go back to it there is no electrickery to set it off.so you have no fear of it going orf.
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