HELP with stereo
08-07-06, 06:12 PM
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HELP with stereo
I was just wondering if any one knew what color the lead wire is from the stereo. Im wiring up my car right know so it a little urgent because i wanna finish it whille the sun is still up. I got everything wired up so far Ive got the power and the speakers wired with the rca converter i just need to know what color is the lead wire.
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08-07-06, 06:59 PM
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Originally Posted by PNice972
where did you get your black pearl emblems from?
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anyone know anything about the lead wire (or the "remote start up wire") I really wanna get my system done without taking it to a shop or just guessing which wire it might be
08-09-06, 09:47 AM
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Originally Posted by ULTiMaX99
you might wanna try the audio forum... might get some knowledgeable response in there.
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I don't know exactly which wire is the remote turn on wire but I can tell you a way to find one that will work whether or not it is the remote wire.
1. Take a 12volt test light and connect it to a bare metal chassis of the car. Turn the key to Acc or On, no need to start the engine.
2. Using the test light probe the wires on the wiring harness until you find one where it turns on the test light. Now keeping the test light on this wire turn the key to off. If the test light goes off then you just found a wire you can tap into the use for the remote turn on. If the test light stays lit, move to the next wire and so on until you can find one that turns on and off with the ignition key.
1. Take a 12volt test light and connect it to a bare metal chassis of the car. Turn the key to Acc or On, no need to start the engine.
2. Using the test light probe the wires on the wiring harness until you find one where it turns on the test light. Now keeping the test light on this wire turn the key to off. If the test light goes off then you just found a wire you can tap into the use for the remote turn on. If the test light stays lit, move to the next wire and so on until you can find one that turns on and off with the ignition key.
08-09-06, 02:56 PM
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Originally Posted by jtgs400
I don't know exactly which wire is the remote turn on wire but I can tell you a way to find one that will work whether or not it is the remote wire.
1. Take a 12volt test light and connect it to a bare metal chassis of the car. Turn the key to Acc or On, no need to start the engine.
2. Using the test light probe the wires on the wiring harness until you find one where it turns on the test light. Now keeping the test light on this wire turn the key to off. If the test light goes off then you just found a wire you can tap into the use for the remote turn on. If the test light stays lit, move to the next wire and so on until you can find one that turns on and off with the ignition key.
1. Take a 12volt test light and connect it to a bare metal chassis of the car. Turn the key to Acc or On, no need to start the engine.
2. Using the test light probe the wires on the wiring harness until you find one where it turns on the test light. Now keeping the test light on this wire turn the key to off. If the test light goes off then you just found a wire you can tap into the use for the remote turn on. If the test light stays lit, move to the next wire and so on until you can find one that turns on and off with the ignition key.
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