Originally Posted by Silec

link works for me. Thx for the info, finished my install earlier today.

edit: the wires for the front right speaker is on the last harness from the front of the car ( non ML btw). White (+) and Red (-). Hope this helps.

Originally Posted by Pnuge88

I didnt have to splice anything. I used t taps for all the wiring. Only wire you actually have to run is the power wire. All the other wires can be t tapped from the amp in the back including your remote wire. Hope this is helpful information for the non ml owners who want to install a sub

Originally Posted by 2genIS

tap like this:

brown + and green - -- one set
pink + and sky blue - -- one set

hopefully this answer your question

Originally Posted by BigWiLL345

Im looking for a remote. below is a pic from the amp in my car which is a 06 250 non nav non ML, none of the pics ive seen look like mine. I used a voltmeter and couldnt find a remote i could use.
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Originally Posted by linus73

the lc2i can turn on two ways! first you have to make sure to set the jumper, then you can either give it ignition or use the gto (great turn on) the gto senses when the music is on and then sends out the 12v remote power. i use the lc2i in my IS and i have both the rear door speaker wires going into it for a signal. the lc2i has a main output and and a sub out. i use the main output for a seperate 4ch amp to power some 6.5 4way pioneers, i also still have the factory amp playing the tweets and 3" mids, so 2 amps for mids/highs and 1 amp for bass, for a total of 3 amps in the car. and the sub out for my mmats 3000.5 amp for bass. the lc2i is awsome because it has acubass, doubles as a line driver too! i have the output from the lc2i set to 4v preouts, it will go to 9v if needed, this way you dont need the amp gains set high to get it loud and it keeps any unwanted noise from entering the system. the lc2i can be a bit tricky adjusting if you are a beginner, but it was not the case for me , as i have been installing car audio and alarms since 1993.

Originally Posted by VTLexus

i plan on doing my install this weekend....why would the stock sub woofer have two sets of wires? it is a one channel speaker...and does it matter which ones u tap?