How to install subs?
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How to install subs?
i did multiple searches in the how-to and came up with nothing, i have a box with subs and all the wires jst need o know what goes to what and what battery to use.
Here are some pics (sorry crappy camera) Just need to know step by step or a general what goes with what i waht i need to do before hok up!
thanks guys/gals
here is what i have:
It goes REM 12V GND
Here are some pics (sorry crappy camera) Just need to know step by step or a general what goes with what i waht i need to do before hok up!
thanks guys/gals
here is what i have:
It goes REM 12V GND
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REM is your remote turn on wire that isnt in the picture usually a thin wire this goes connected to ignition turn on source, 12v is your constant battery voltage witch the red wire with fuse holder goes fuse end to battery and the ground is your black wire
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no it won't turn on without it. it needs to see battery voltage on that terminal to turn the amp on. only way that would work if you had a short wire to jump the 12v to the rem and that means your amp will be on all the time
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So what your saying is i need to go buy the wire that hooks onto the REM port of the amp, ok now on the other end of that wire where do i run it to? I knoe the black and reb both go to battery, and the REM would run to where? Or do i have it all wrong?
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the rem would run to ur radio.
if u have an aftermarket deck, then it should have a blue cable hanging from the back
if u have a stock radio then you would have to wire it to a fuse
if u have an aftermarket deck, then it should have a blue cable hanging from the back
if u have a stock radio then you would have to wire it to a fuse
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so what your saying is i ahve to run a wire from my trunk the whole way to the front of my car? i think ill just take and get is done by someone lol,
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well considering the only wireing about a car i know and can do is the headlights and im not to patiant on hiding wires i have no clue on what wires to run where?
what do you think it would cost if i took it to a car audio shop? for them to hook it all up.
what do you think it would cost if i took it to a car audio shop? for them to hook it all up.
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id like to learn how to do it to be honest but i really hate turning my car apart just for the fact that it never goes back the same as it was before hopefully i can find a fellow member in az that know how to do this and just meet up with them but i dk.
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its not that difficult...
1.u run ur power wire (red) to the battery, ground wire (black) to either battery or just screwed into metal
2.then u run a remote wire (REM), thin blue wire coming from the back of ur radio
3.then u run ur RCA cables to the back of the radio
steps 2and3 are if u have an aftermarket headunit (radio), if not then run the RCAs to ur line out converter and ur remote wire (REM) to a fuse
1.u run ur power wire (red) to the battery, ground wire (black) to either battery or just screwed into metal
2.then u run a remote wire (REM), thin blue wire coming from the back of ur radio
3.then u run ur RCA cables to the back of the radio
steps 2and3 are if u have an aftermarket headunit (radio), if not then run the RCAs to ur line out converter and ur remote wire (REM) to a fuse
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