installing an aftermarket sub in an SC400 :HERES HOW:
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correct and also, by removing the factory amp and messing with the wires too much, you really dont know if you could be screwing something else up. Just playing it safe.
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Originally posted by white ice
i used the blue w/ white stripe wire for my aftermarket amp and the amp stayed on after i turned off the radio. can someone explain this?
i used the blue w/ white stripe wire for my aftermarket amp and the amp stayed on after i turned off the radio. can someone explain this?
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Originally Posted by vraa
Am I allowed to wire the remote turn on from the ignition fuse?
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Originally Posted by RSTSpeed
I don't see why you couldn't, but why would you (I'm assuming you mean for your power amp(s))? Doesn't your head unit have a remote turn on lead?
I have the regular Lexus Nakamichi head unit. I'm not sure if it will or not.
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No there is nothing special that you need to do. How many things are you wanting to amp? Front speakers/ rears and sub? YOu can either use the stock wire that is already in the car that runs from the stock amp(in the trunk) to the doors or you can run new wire from the trunk to the doors...its up to you.