The Ultimate Guide to Pilot Wires Understanding Their Role in Control Systems

The blue wire would go to the antenna timer, which seems to mean splicing the green/black from the existing radio to the dark blue wire. it should have three spots for wires. two on the bottom are for either end of the grn/yellow wire. the other is for a ground which you can add ... Yeah trace the wire back into the car and see if there's an issue with the wiring somewhere. I think you can use the power antenna wire, too. I ... Connect that blue wire on the antenna adapter to the blue wire coming out of the Kenwood radio. The blue wire is the power antenna wire. The blue wire is a switched live, for the antenna. If you have a motorised telescopic antenna, this wire triggers it to extend, when the radio is turned on. One is solid blue and marked "POWER ANTENNA". The other is blue with a white stripe and marked "AMP TURN ON 12v+". Im assuming the one i need is ... Ant.cont. is used to control a power antenna. Radio comes on..ant. goes up...radio off...ant down. p.cont. is used to turn on car amp. Your Subaru has an antenna booster amplifier, which is powered from pin 9 on the 20-pin radio harness (Blue wire on my installation harness). I pulled everything out and connected the blue antenna wires (radio to wiring harness pin #14) and re-installed everything. The verdict: no improvement in ... The Power antenna wire has 12V+ on it only when the Radio Tuner is on. If you have a CD playing or something else, you wont be powering the ...