EONON Android 13 for E39 NO SOUND ISSUES

[@jaym9879]

I had similar issue. Figured it out for my situation

[@jasonbmwm]

@@jaym9879 please put me on brother

[@jaym9879]

@@jasonbmwm I have a 1998 E39. With The regular Mid deck and the top deck was a cassette player.

[@jaym9879]

Let me know if that helped. Answered on the other comment thread.

[@Thomas_post]

I connected my factory radio back up to the 5 pin , if your car has DSp you have to keep the factory bottom radio part connected, so nothing is left ubolugged😊

[@jasonbmwm]

@@Thomas_post it is connected brother and still no sound from my car. I do have dsp but seems to not work with eonon unit plugged in

[@67mustang351w]

​@jasonbmwm i see you dont have it connected in the video, i just installed mine yesterday and the same thing happened sound for few seconds then no sound at all, so i connected factory radio the unit that has the dsp audio button and sound came back

[@67mustang351w]

You need to leave it connected for good i hide mine behind the dash eonon radio is working fine

[@jasonbmwm]

@@67mustang351w ill make new video with dsp connected and send you link 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@67mustang351w]

@@jasonbmwm 👍

[@JuanFlores-ln1br]

Had a similar problem. Fixed it been working ever since. Let me know if need help reach out to me

[@jasonbmwm]

@@JuanFlores-ln1br still don't have it fixed, tell me what you did

[@JuanFlores-ln1br]

U need to connect the “acc” wire to the “amp com”. Can upload a video showing you the wires u need to connect

[@JuanFlores-ln1br]

Let me know if that helps or if need further information

[@JuanFlores-ln1br]

@@jasonbmwm let me know

[@JuanFlores-ln1br]

Amp “blue” wire to acc “red wire” power supplied to the amp when t he vehicle is on key in ignition

[@dirtbika70]

Did you ever figure it out ? I have an 01 525i with the whole nav setup everything powers on and no sound @ all .

[@jasonbmwm]

@@dirtbika70 nope. Still haven't figured it out, eonon support is just awful and literally gave up on me. Offered to exchange it for new one but im sure the unit is not faulty

[@dirtbika70]

@@jasonbmwm I'm literally going through the same thing . I'm thinking I have to command amp on somehow

[@jasonbmwm]

@@dirtbika70 if you find out how to do that, please let me know how. Seems like everyone who figured it out, gatekeeps the solution lol

[@67mustang351w]

If you have a dsp you need an extension that connects back in the trunk in order to factory amplifier turn on and send the sound to speakers

[@chrisgreen7409]

Connect the app wire to a power wire and your sound should come on

[@oisinmurphy3704]

Hi Jason , did u ever sort out this problem after ?

[@jasonbmwm]

@@oisinmurphy3704 nope, contacted the "support" and they told me that their technician does not know what is wrong

[@oisinmurphy3704]

@@jasonbmwm that’s Pity unfortunately, having a similar problem myself with my e39 I just picked up

[@jaym9879]

What year is your E39?

[@jasonbmwm]

@@jaym9879 2002

[@jaym9879]

@@oisinmurphy3704 what year is your E39.

[@arjunbhamber]

Did you have any luck with anything

[@jasonbmwm]

@@arjunbhamber nope. Literally just replaced my battery yesterday and hoped maybe because it was low, installed the radio and still no sound with the new battery

[@Thomas_post]

They’re not using the blue amp wire to turn the sound on. What i think your issue is that your factory amp in the trunk, be on the left opposite of the battery, isn’t turning on. I’m in the same boat, what I’m gonna do is find what wire coming out of the amp and see if i can run it to the radio. It’s not a blue amp turn on wire you’re looking for it s a red one i believe. Or my radio wire wasn’t working, something when i pushed my factory one in I’d have to jiggle it, see if you jiggle the wire harness if it works. If all else fails see if your factory radio works, If it plays static, or whatever, then it’s with the head unit. You can always try to cut the speaker wires of the head unit and take an old speaker out of anything, and see if you put it right to the head unit if it plays anything. If not head unit is problem. Or don’t cut them just poke wires into the pos and neg input of the head unit, should be able to just touch the speaker wires to it without cutting anything. Shouldn’t have to cut anything if you do man it’s easy to splice that shit back together Blue amp wire is a remote turn on for car audio amp for subs. So That just turns your amp on and off so your amp doesn’t just stay on 24/7