This worked a treat then!4.5 out of 5 stars. (NOTE: remember to connect them to the car side of the bullets not the radio side, as the bullets house resistors which reduce the power input into the radio to 9Volts. I had to then cut the the 2 fused wires going to the parrot box (the black brain thing) and connect them, fuses and all, to the two yellow and red wires with the bullet connectors coming out the back of the stereo. This may correct the on/off issue. Your radio should have its own wiring harness that creates its ISO block, withing that there will be a red wire and a yellow wire which both contain bullet links(connections), break these and reverse them, so the yellow goes to the red and the red to the yellow. At a time when legislation is tightening up to restrict the use of mobile phones in vehicles due to safety concerns, Parrot CK3100 LCD benefits are not just for the sake of convenience and comfort - they are fast becoming a real necessity.You CAN actually get the radio to turn off.

That could be also cause the car kit has a trouble. Sometimes, the user may pair the phone each time when the kit is off and then not pair automatically (logical), then check to paired device.Sometimes this is due to a bad interactions, then if you taking out the power supply and put it on again, the message may desappear. When the message memory full appear, sometimes it is due to the numbers of pairing made to the kit, check into settings -> paired device and then you will see how many pairing has been made. If not, that means that the ignition (orange one) and the (red one)DC must be inverted to the power supply of the kit.

Parrot Phone Bluetooth For Car