PAC os 2 bose installation/ aftermarket stereo

[RaHeEb]

hi
I was installing my 06 c6 an aftermarket stereo and as some members in the forum recomended PAC os 2 bose for corvettes with bose system. I purchesed PAC and conected the wires all together and I connected (blue/white) wire from PAC modul to the brown wire because these 2 wires remained unconnected so i decided to conect them .
after that i started the engine and everything was okay. the stereo worked but there was no sound! so i was like
then I disconnected the wires and tried to start the engine but the battery was dead I thought it was because of the wrong connection that i might have done. decided to give it a jump. then the engine started fine. then i decided to put everything back and install the factory stereo and after i connected the wires it didn't work . so please can anyone help me and tell me where is the problem exactly and what i have done wrong . and also please help me with installing PAC os 2 bose with aftermarket stereo.

[RaHeEb]

[pentavolvo]

blue white to a brown wire deff dont sound right to me, what brown wire was it and whats it for

if oem radio is in and it dont work start checking for blown fuses for the oem amp and or charge the battery, these cars go crazy when the batterys are near dead

[RaHeEb]

brown wire ( amplifier control ) from head unit
blue/white ( amplifier remote ) from PAC

[pentavolvo]

u need amp remote from headunit not amp control there is a difference

[RaHeEb]

so where does the ( blue/ white ) wire go exactly ??
and how about the reverse green wire ??


thanks alot !

[markcz]

Reverse wire details are HERE in post #2.

The blue/white wire coming out of the new radio needs to somehow connect to the white wire at pin B3 of the main 24 pin radio harness that's still attached to the car. That blue/white wire supplies a 12v trigger to turn on the OEM amps, the B3 wire needs to get that 12v. The interface adapter should have a wire that lines up with B3, connect the blue/white wire there.

All of the C6 schematics are available HERE, look at the schematic pics and check any and all fuses that you see on the prints.