@@YoAdrian209 check relay

You will need to hook the blue/white from the stereo to the white wire of the oem

Don't hook the white wire to a 12vt constant it will run your battery down because the amp will stay on

@@khmerohio thanks i'll check that.

@@khmerohio hmm so i checked, but i have a green wire on the rca harness (from the head unit). And i have two white wires in the harness from the Car.

​@@khmerohio i solved my problem, i connect the amp wire from the rca android harness to the White (#17) factory harness. All OEM speakers, tweeters + sub works like a charm. I also activate "AMP On" in the Radio settings.

I am not sure what you're referring to, but if you send a signal to the factory turn-on wire, the sound (factory sub) should work

In the back of your radio, there is a gray 24 pin plug. Connect the red wire of your android to pin 17 White wire

I did that, but still no sound

It's depend on what kind of stereo you have usually the pink wire is the reverse or the key one wire

@@khmerohio It's an Android one I purchased off ebay. I'm trying to connect it to my 2014 Honda Accord. Also, the pink on is the AMP-CTRL and the blue ones is the AMP-C, my mistake but when I connected those together, I get sound but my AMP is constantly getting power which kills my battery.

There's a blue wire in the i think 16 plugs with all those RCA output. There's a blue wire, is that what you are using?

@@khmerohio No, the blue wire is coming out of the 24 pin connector that's no connection to anything. The pink one is coming from that 16 plug one with all the RCA cables. Connect them together, when I touch those two together when my car and everything is turned off, I hear a popping noise and if I leave them connected it drains the battery.

I just watched my video again. The white wire is the remote turn on

There is an eq set up to higher sounds