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Re: Need help installing a car headunit.
I'm guessing a household outlet. 1 prong for +, 1 for -, and one for remote. The audio cables are RCA jacks so that's easy.
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Re: Need help installing a car headunit.
You will need a realy to bypass the e-brake - https://www.google.ca/search?q=AVH-P...sm=93&ie=UTF-8
also with the 3 pron connection this is for the sup / amp in the trunk. If you need to pull out the box just disconnect the electric plug and you can remove. Usually use something like this: http://www.whiplashaudio.com/media/c...5/5/2/5266.jpgNow offering detailing services!! http://www.gtrauto.ca/detailing-services.html
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Re: Need help installing a car headunit.
A standard U-Ground plug is rated for 15A...
I can't think of any car audio amplifiers fused as low as that. 15A is maybe good for like 150W of power.Comment
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