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  1. Double check to see if your antenna is connected into the head unit. It may require an antenna adapter to go from OEM output to Pioneer input
  2. Yes as long as your rear speakers are conencted along with your other car speakers it will have a range you set (High Pass Filter) you can set to send any sound levels of a certain level straight to your subs. You can also set the frequency of the subs. You have 2 controls one for your internal speakers and one for your subs along with the choice to turn the subs off completely. It takes A LOT of time to fine tune your system to your liking so be prepared to spend countless hours having fun getting your neighbors pissed with the speakers turned up =)
  3. Ok... you have an extremely simple error. go to the AV MENU FUNCTION MENU or SYSTEM MENU cant remember which one And on your "AV INPUT" or "BACKGROUND" you have to play with it because I cant remember the exact settings but make sure you have the background set to either dvd or av or something like that and then have your av input set to dvd or somethign of the sort. Its not a wiring issue and its not a bug. Its just the settings you have for your current display that needs to be set correctly. You will only have to do this once so dont be alarmed.
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