last weekend my brother got a 206, put his cd palyer that he had in his fez in in (needed an adaptor), stored the radio stations, theyre ok when the ignition is off for a few seconds, but any longer and there gone, on the adaptor there's 2 flying leads, i reckon 1 (maybe both) are for the continuious positive feed, what do you reckon?

have'nt had a chance to look at it yet but im popping down this weekend with me multi-meter

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there is a red wire and a yellow wire swap them over by either cutting and joining or if there are plugs and that will sort it m8 most sterios have the switched and constant feed's the wrong way round ok hope it helps

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my brother 106 was the same so i swapped the red igntion one and put that to the yellow memmory wire and yellow to the red one and it was fine after that

swapped the yellow and red around, still no difference, on the pug loom theres a earth/ground (green and yellow), an accessory (light blue) and a permanent live (white), i measured the voltage between the accessory and permanent live with both the igntion on and off, both gave the same reading in the same postition

surely only the permant live should give a constant reading regardless of ignition position and the accessory voltage should be determind by the ignition?

so the radio still looses mthe bstations after a couple of minute, i know there are a few frenchies on here so has anyone else had this problem?

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i had to swap the yellow and red wire over at the weekend for my girlfriends 106 pioneer HU. that's only on the headunit iso adapter cable though, if the iso connections goes striaght to the HU without the need for an adapter it's a little more tricky. as you need to cut the wires and switch them around.

There may be a fuse on the headunit that has 2 heads but there is 3 sockets to place it in. that works for some too.

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