Hello.i just purshased Alpine YIE100011PUY (used).it was fine,tested in other rover 75.when i connected in my car it just immediatly shows white screen.can not turn on or off.please help.thanks

You can get rover radio codes emailed to you from this link:

I would think that CARPROS would be able to help you. If not contact Alpine.

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stop using easy start cos it will polish the cylinder bores and you will lose compression.
you need to do a compression test first and remove / test the gloplugs.
If the compressions are low it will require a rebuild

the 6 cd multichanger fits either in the glove box or on brackets in the boot, model is alpine cmh s630comes with fixings, all other interfaces are inside boot, behind bumper under hard black plastic cover. hope this helps

Hi, i have THE exact Same problem. Did you had any luck fixing it? Please let me know ur experience. [email protected]

if evrything is ok with the dvd (make sure the dvd is working fine), you need to hook up the yellow/ blue wires and yellow / black wires one for parking breack and the other for the breack chek the diagram on top of the alpine radio .

Sorry...Rover Alpine codes are only available from the Main Rover Dealer or via a Radio Decoding Service

Without testing it's hard to say. Try changing the small battery in the immobiliser, if equipped. This may or may not work.

You connected your blue alpine wire (power antenna) to your blue wire (amplifier remote on) on the BMW harness adapter. You need to undo this, amputate your blue alpine wire (because your E36 has no power antenna) and connect the alpine blue wire with white stripe (remote power) to your blue wire on the harness adapter.

When you switch source from the radio, alpine is shutting off your amplifier through the connected power antenna wire. Since you're not listening to the radio anymore, it sees no reason why it should give it power.

It's possible that you have a shorted speaker wire. If one of the speaker wires is pinched, grounded or shorted it will cause the deck's internal amplifier to shut down. The easiest way to check is with a multimeter's resistance function. Remove the CD player and unplug it. Set your multimeter for "resistance" or "continuity". Attach the black probe to chassis ground; you can use the black ground wire in the deck's harness, clean dash metal, or the outer ring of your cigarette lighter. Use the red probe to test each of the speaker outputs in the harness: white, gray, green and violet. If you find a speaker wire that shows any continuity with chassis ground, then that's the cause of the problem. A speaker with a damaged voice coil may also cause the deck to shut down. To test this, probe the positive and negative leads of each speaker and test the resistance between them. For example, to test the left front speaker you'd put the red probe on the white wire and the black probe on the white/black wire. Each speaker should read a minimum of 3 ohms of resistance. If you get a lower reading then it might be causing your problem. If you don't find a problem with any of the speaker wires, then chances are the deck's internal amplifier has failed.