remote line hookup
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remote line hookup
did a search and came up with ****. i need to wire my amp remote line up to my oem head unit and need specifics on the best way to do it. this is an urgent message as my car is in pieces.
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just find a wire that is "on" when the radio is on. If you have the pioneer it should be pretty easy since it has an amp. If you don't you will have to find a wire that comes on with the ignition so your battery doesn't drain.
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wire it to a fuse as shown here:
the silver wire is the remote wire
it helps to have a test light to find a fuse that turns on and off witht the car. just make sure you leave the door open to find it since the power only goes off when the door is opened. if you can use the same fuse as me, it works well. i also have my radar detector wired to that fuse and grounded to a bolt.
sorry it took so long, i had to walk all the way out to my car in the lot. and then it took a while to upload the pic since the original was huge.
the silver wire is the remote wire
it helps to have a test light to find a fuse that turns on and off witht the car. just make sure you leave the door open to find it since the power only goes off when the door is opened. if you can use the same fuse as me, it works well. i also have my radar detector wired to that fuse and grounded to a bolt.
sorry it took so long, i had to walk all the way out to my car in the lot. and then it took a while to upload the pic since the original was huge.
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this is the fuse box... just pull the cover off, it's pretty hard to yank off but it will come. there just pop tabs. i start at the corner up top nearest the back. and it's on the passenger side of the console
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iso, is that wire visable when you put that cover back on? looks like it would be... why didnt you run it the other way, above the glove box and under the door sill thing... much cleaner that way
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Originally Posted by sunrise_mj
iso, is that wire visable when you put that cover back on? looks like it would be... why didnt you run it the other way, above the glove box and under the door sill thing... much cleaner that way
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like previously said, use a fuse that is on when the car's full power is on, i used the HVAC fuse
if i got pulled over, i could sit there with my radio on, all aux power, and be like 'what system' and crank it up
this way, i could also sit in a parking lot and listen to music without my system draining the battery
if i got pulled over, i could sit there with my radio on, all aux power, and be like 'what system' and crank it up
this way, i could also sit in a parking lot and listen to music without my system draining the battery
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Originally Posted by tiny
like previously said, use a fuse that is on when the car's full power is on, i used the HVAC fuse
if i got pulled over, i could sit there with my radio on, all aux power, and be like 'what system' and crank it up
this way, i could also sit in a parking lot and listen to music without my system draining the battery
if i got pulled over, i could sit there with my radio on, all aux power, and be like 'what system' and crank it up
this way, i could also sit in a parking lot and listen to music without my system draining the battery
same fuse i ended up using. love the bass now but i need new speakers..........fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuckkk!
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Originally Posted by CobaltCowboy
and thanks iso you helped out a lot.
tiny, i like the hvac idea. i may have to try that. but more of for my radar detector. that way if i get pulled over it will look like the detector was never on, instead of reaching up and turning it off like i do now.
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Originally Posted by iso
no problem, i wired that in the second day i got the car. i was going to wire it to the fuse block under the hood but i read the owners manual (yea i was bored) and found out there was another fuse block inside of the car. worked like a charm.
tiny, i like the hvac idea. i may have to try that. but more of for my radar detector. that way if i get pulled over it will look like the detector was never on, instead of reaching up and turning it off like i do now.
tiny, i like the hvac idea. i may have to try that. but more of for my radar detector. that way if i get pulled over it will look like the detector was never on, instead of reaching up and turning it off like i do now.
i would never consider leaving a radar detector on the windshield
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not a bad idea, but either way, if a cop sees you, take it down quickkkkkkkkkkk
i would never consider leaving a radar detector on the windshield
i would never consider leaving a radar detector on the windshield
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Originally Posted by iso
are they illigal in ny?
no, but if a cop sees you have one, there is 0 chance of getting out of a ticket
plus, it just looks bad on you as a driver if you are trying to 'cheat' the police
but then again, im a 20 year old kid with a sports car
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