wiring sub
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wiring sub
was wondering if someone could tell me how i get the power supply from my battery to my sub (built in amp) in the boot and my amp (for 6*9's) ? and do i need to different cablkes?
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Re: wiring sub
I'd use different ones unless you want to get a distribution block. Then use a large cable and split it into two in the boot using the distribution block.
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Re: wiring sub
thanks for reply, is it just the red positive lead that needs to be hooked up to the battey? then this runs straight through into the boot to he sub with amp in? i also have a blue wire which is remote start thing or something where does that connect? and how to i ground it? sorry for questions not very gd with the old audio side of things
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Re: wiring sub
this is how i did mine. connect the red power cable to the positive on your battery and run this through 1 side of the car. I did mine on the left. Then connect it to your amp. The thin blue wire. The remote wire goes in the back of your stereo. You should have a wire on the stereo that says REM on it. Thats where you connect the remote wire. And the ground wire i put on my boot floor but you can put it on and bolt in the boot but just make sure the metal is shiny so it gets a good contact and the shorter the earth wire the better. I put my phono cables down the right hand side of the car as i did them in the past all down the same side and got a lot of interferance. Hope this helps
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Re: wiring sub
What bluecorsab says! lol
The remote wire is what turns the amp on so it's not drawing power all the time. In my mazda, my mate wired it up to my ignition key so as soon as the key is in (doesn't need to be turned), the amp powers up!
The remote wire is what turns the amp on so it's not drawing power all the time. In my mazda, my mate wired it up to my ignition key so as soon as the key is in (doesn't need to be turned), the amp powers up!
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Re: wiring sub
thanks alot mate just what i was lookingfor an you mobiius, nice one
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Re: wiring sub
protection light still on, bump
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Re: wiring sub
check that you got a decent earth, make sure the metal you put it on is bear metal so can get good contact
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Re: wiring sub
cheers for reply, but ive tried that, thinking about smashin the bastard thing up
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Re: wiring sub
the only other thing i can think of is where your wires go into your amp make sure you aint got a small strandes of wire sticking out cus they might brigde a contact and put that light on, is everything turned down on your amp? if not turn it down and try it? it might work ya never know??
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Re: wiring sub
try reseting it and make sure theres no paint where the earth is connected.
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Re: wiring sub
il try all these suggestions when i next look at it, how do you reset it?
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Re: wiring sub
the shud be a little botton with resest next to it u will proobly need to use a pen or a pin to press it.
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735 - corsa gsi's currently on the road and 436 SORN
Basicly you would have to be a right tw*t to break one for parts
Thanks to everyone for an awsome weekend at pvs!