Mr. 9d

Bought a really nice volt meter. ON the yellow wire, 0v when the car is off. When I turn on the car's power but not start, it doesn't change from 12v. Of course when i flip the key to crank the motor it drops down to about 2v then spikes up very quickly back to 12v and the deck will have issues. I did a lot of testing this weekend and found out that if the deck doesn't turn on with the motor, it will come on within 2 min every time. Normally right around 75-80 Seconds its backup and running. The entire time both constant power has 12v and the Yellow wire is 12v. I spoke to pione

I pulled the deck and checked the wiring voltage. I'm getting a little over 12v (i don't have the best multimeter in the world fyi) on my constant power and on my ACC wire. I ran a relay from my battery and tired to use that for the ACC wire to the deck, same issues. I took out the brake bypass relay and tired again, still same issues. I have found that if i turn the car on but not start the motor, wait for the deck to start playing a song, then fire it up it seems to work and not get stuck.> I have only tired this a few times tho. It was 1am and my neighbors get kinda cranky when I

I have a 95 Acura Integra and the AVH-3200BT. I have no GPS or other accessories. The issue I'm having is that the deck turns on exactly when the key gets clicked over to On. Which is normal. The problem is that if I wait more than 1 second and then turn on the car, the deck doesn't seem to get the signal that its on and it won't turn on. Sometimes if I wait a min or two it will just come on by itself. Most of the time I have to turn off the car then turn the key from ACC to ON (fire up motor) with-in 1 second for the deck to come on. I have the relay from http://www.avhbypass.c