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PCCM+ Install on 2001 Boxster with DSP
Hello,
I have a 2001 Boxster that I just installed PCCM+ in. The car came with the CR-220 radio, Hi-Fi sound system (490), Digital Sound (680) and the remote CD changer factory options. The PCCM+ head unit powers up fine but I don't get any sound from the speakers. The installation instructions are horrible and I had to redo the connections a couple of times. Here's a list of the things I determined while doing the install: 1) The alarm connection to the radio frame only needs to be removed and taped in cars that have PCM1, my car doesn't have it so I left it connected. 2) The ground line they instruct you to add to the amp connector is only needed on cars with PCM1, my car doesn't have it so I left that connection alone. 3) The Sirius/XM tuner connector replaces the blue antenna connector in the stock 3 connector block. I removed the stock blue connector and replaced it with the Sirius/XM tuner connector and the connected Sirius/XM tuner I bought from Amazon. 4) I installed the MOST box on the frame and connected it to the PCCM+ head unit, my car does not have MOST but this shouldn't hurt anything having it connected. Here's a link to the installation guide - https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/tsbs/2020/MC-10179274-0001.pdf Anyone here install PCCM+ in a similar car and come to different conclusions, have issues getting sound or have any advice? Thanks in advance! |
Looks like my issue is likely #2, I need to install the ground line. I'll give that a try later today and update this thread with the results.
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That fixed it. Replaced the wire at pin 17 with the ground line, changed from CAN to AMP and did a Factory Reset. Paired my iPhone and now everything works perfectly.
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I helped a friend change to PCCM in his 03 Targa. I was going to suggest the CAN to AMP change. That's what got us.
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1. how the heck do you remove pin 17. I don't see how to open the housing. It appears to be a solid piece of plastic. 2. What is a Factory Reset? How to do it? |
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