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Okay, so I went through Crutchfield and ordered the HRR-CH1 harness. This time it worked perfectly after hooking everything up. Going to chalk this one up to a bad harness(?). Thanks everyone for the help though! I really appreciate it!

The old radio wouldn't work 90% of the time. The AM/FM never worked. Satellite cut in and out every few seconds and same with bluetooth. Looking it up, other people had issues too and it was a circuit problem. I decided at that point to just replace the unit.

Nope. I'm starting to think it's an amp issue. Maybe the amp is bad? I took it to an install shop and the guy said I had everything hooked up correctly, except that the harness in the jeep has no access to the amp via the harness. That I needed to hook into the ODBII port for digital? I tried...

The one thing I'm noticing between this harness and the iDatalink one is that this one is missing the white and green amp connectors. I'm assuming this will make a difference?

Okay so checked with it and getting 12v out of red yellow and blue.

Got it. Tried that and still no sound. I'll see if I can locate any other fuses I may have missed.

Okay so I'm back at home and took a look. I'm not seeing a blue and white from the deck. It's currently connected to the blue wire which I'll disconnect now

Thanks. I'll double check that soon as I'm home. I'm pretty sure I did hook it up to the red wire originally for power as that's what a lot of people suggested. The Kenwood manual said to hook it up to the blue so I believe I moved it over to that one currently. Checked fuses as well to ensure...

I have a 2014 JKU that the radio started going out on a few months ago. I decided to go ahead and replaced it. I went with the following: Kenwood DMX4707S iDatalink Maestro ADS-MMR Red Wolf T-Harness hrn rr-ch1 The Red Wolf harness states its compatible with the MMR. I hooked everything up...