I got a Sony XAV-AX5500, got it all hooked up and powered on, but, like @ChuckUFarley , I've got no sound. Based upon this previous thread and this one from @Paul Schuepp , I assumed that it was a problem with my Nokia 680 DSP option and that I needed to cut and ground this green and dark red cable: Attachment 1338031 But we did this and still couldn't get any sound. Video details .
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YOUR RESEARCHInstalled Sony XAV-AX5500 but no sound
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Do you have Bose? If so, you'll need a MOST adapater.
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I don't. Turns out, you need to cut-and-ground wire 17, regardless of its color!
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