Installed my 750mp

[01blkgts]

whats up y'all
i installed it today
Review: I'm only comparing this one with the 7400mp, which I also owned....when loading an mp3 cd it takes about the same time to load like the 7400...but when you want to play the next track or skip to the next folder, it only takes about 3sec's tops, to play the song...my 7400 took close to 7 seconds to do the same thing
but one downside is, when you listen to the radio and decide to change to the mp3 cd, it takes about 5 sec's for it to play....on the 7400 if you switch from radio to mp3 cd, it plays right away

but I have one problem
when I use the fade to the rear speakers, if i go to the rear right on the radio the speaker on the left rear would sound and vice versa
I have the scosche harness and using the blue box, i double checked and all the speaker wires are in the right place

could anyone give me some advice on what i should do

thanx

[SQ GT-S]

I suggest cutting the rear wires and switching sides. :)

Curt

[01blkgts]

yeah, i just did that
working perfectly now

[Itzdavidx]

hey how did you use the blue box that comes with the harness?? right now i am also using the scosche ta-03 and i didnt use the blue box because i didnt have it. the rca plugged right up with the headunit. also i am getting alot of engine noise... its a whining noise thats really annoying and i want to get rid of it. will i have to bypass my amp to do that or will the blue box eliminate that?

[01blkgts]

the blue box should come with a diagram of where to connect the wires to, bit it wouldn't really get rid of the noise, i noticed if you pull the blue box (towards you) the noise totally goes away

if you try to put it in different positions, the noise gets louder or worse it's a trial and error thing

[SQ GT-S]

Originally posted by 01blkgts
the blue box should come with a diagram of where to connect the wires to, bit it wouldn't really get rid of the noise, i noticed if you pull the blue box (towards you) the noise totally goes away

if you try to put it in different positions, the noise gets louder or worse it's a trial and error thing

It sounds like a loose ground wire problem. Possibly the harness has a bad grounding connection, and when you move it, the sound changes. Try running your own ground wire.

Curt