My jensen 6disc changer XCH6RFR keeps giving a code E-08 I cant find a refrence to that code any where

I got this free Pdf manual from reliable-store for free and I don't think Ive visited a mechanic or fixya for help for more than 3-4 times out of the 20 times I fixed the chipper in these 4 years

Wow your husband replaced the motor and transmission but cant get the cruise control light to stop flashing lol. May be wire not plugged in or plugged in to wrong spot this happens with newer cars and the 7 billion wires they have. Has he tried hooking your car up to a OBD reader to see if it gives a error code?

does the code say leaking intake manifold ?-cheers Denny

all the plugs should only go to one place you shouldnt be able to hook anything up in wrong place stretch harness out across where it goes start at the end and go from there u can do it

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I would return to the store where you bought the CD player, they should have an adapter to integrate your CD changer.

a circuit board behind the radio is to blame.

6disc changer goes out first then bad signals are sent thru circuit board. components that help control radio n AC burn out eventually, causing the problem you have.

in my car (2003 G35 sedan) i heard a popping sound from radio while driving. my 6disc changer had not been working for a while now and i didnt care or know about this problem until it went further damaging. i had an ipod. well after pop, radio n AC buttons n lights stop working. AC turns on full blast and cannot be turned off. radio only controlled from steering wheel.

you have to ship your radio or drive your G35 to a factory car stereo repair shop. they are hard to come by so thats why you usually have to ship the piece out.

anytime you are installing aftermarket stereo in car you should purchase wiring harness converter which comes with schematic, but if you insist on doing it old school youll need a repair manual to show color codes on wiring or a 12 light meter but lucky for you I looked up the wiring codes online heres link:
http://www.the12volt.com/installbay/stereodetail/1690.html

you can an adapter plate may be needed depending on the style indash radio you pick and an accessible changer mounting location needs to be located prior to installation.

Well after looking it up it's the the map input wire is light green on both 4 and 6 cylinder models.

On a 4cyl the map has black gray and light green, the black is ground, the gray is a 5 volt refrence from the pcm(power control module), and the light green goes to to ECU for MAP input.

On a 6cyl the map has black gray and light green, the black is goes to the automatic transmission, gray is a 5 volt refrence from the pcm(power control module), and the light green goes to to ECU for MAP input.

Hope this helps and good luck