Pajero 2008 AUX Installation and ERROR03 FIX

[Frederic]

Think i found it here:

 

Mitsubishi (2012-2018) Outlander, Lancer, Pajero Sport and others Base Head Unit pinout diagram @ pinoutguide.com

Others can be found here:

Genuine Mitsubishi Car audio Head Units pinouts diagrams @ pinoutguide.com

[hclima]

4 minutes ago, Frederic said:

I found this somewhere on the web:

So take a AA battery and attach the + and - to the following wires:

* Pins A and D

* Pins B and E

* Pins I and M

* Pins J and N

It could be that the Mitsubishi radios have the ground wire attached to the metal mounting frame of the radio.

In any case the ground wire can easily be made yourself by connecting a wire from the car frame and using this as your ground. any location where you have something bolted to the frame of the car would usually do (make sure there is no paint layer in between).

 

 

Great catch.

For the ground I was ready to do it directly to the frame in the worst case scenario

Although, it seams that I'm missing a lot of wires here...
I found a light blue wire (seems aqua) but in a different plug (I'll post it here in this quote) but all the other stripped, Yellow and Red, does't seems to exist on my vehicle... 

How come this configuration seems too different from the standard and hardly found in the web???  

 

[hclima]

1 minute ago, Frederic said:

Think i found it here:

 

Mitsubishi (2012-2018) Outlander, Lancer, Pajero Sport and others Base Head Unit pinout diagram @ pinoutguide.com

Others can be found here:

Genuine Mitsubishi Car audio Head Units pinouts diagrams @ pinoutguide.com

We're almost there...
I found this great site as well but if we see carefully the pins does does match.

For instance here, only the pin 7 is void

whereas on my vehicle I have the 3, 4,13 and 20

 

And on this one, only the pin 11 is void

whereas on my vehicle I've 5,6,13 and 17 which are void...

[Frederic]

Pertaining to the Rockford Subwoofer, i read somewhere that there is a Can Bus cable running towards the back, so that might be a bit of an issue.

I would recommend you check a couple of the different Mitsubishi pin layouts and see if the speaker wires are mostly in the same colour coding or not.

Looks like this lady had it easy with harness:

 

[hclima]

7 minutes ago, Frederic said:

Pertaining to the Rockford Subwoofer, i read somewhere that there is a Can Bus cable running towards the back, so that might be a bit of an issue.

I would recommend you check a couple of the different Mitsubishi pin layouts and see if the speaker wires are mostly in the same colour coding or not.

Looks like this lady had it easy with harness:

 

Yes indeed.
If I had seen this video before I spent 300+ USD on my radio...

Thank you a lot for your dedication trying to help me.

Cheers

[Frederic]

I think on the Rockford systems the amplifier is mounted externally, that could be the reason you cannot find the speaker wiring. You might need an adapter like this:

Metra Axxess MITO-02 Radio Replacement Adapter (autosoundcentral.com)

 

This topic has been discussed here:

rockford mmcs replacement - Pajero 4WD Club of Victoria Public Forum (pajeroforum.com.au)

[hassandudh]

I have a Pajero 2017 and in the glove box there is a USB input but no AUX do you have any suggestions for the same 

[Frederic]

1 hour ago, hassandudh said:

I have a Pajero 2017 and in the glove box there is a USB input but no AUX do you have any suggestions for the same 

Hi ! That USB input is for a usb memory stick. If want to have a real AUX input you'll need to follow the method described above.

[hassandudh]

On 4/6/2023 at 11:40 AM, hclima said:

We're almost there...
I found this great site as well but if we see carefully the pins does does match.

For instance here, only the pin 7 is void

whereas on my vehicle I have the 3, 4,13 and 20

 

And on this one, only the pin 11 is void

whereas on my vehicle I've 5,6,13 and 17 which are void...

this diagram was really helpful and this is exactly how my car is wired 

for the earth, i just connected the wire to the head unit itself