Remote Lead wire??
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From: Arlington Heights, IL
Remote Lead wire?? Alright guys got a quick question for ya. I have installed a bunch of after market receivers in cars and everytime I have had a remote lead(blue wire)
Well, i put a system in my camaro and everythign works great however there is no remote lead from the stock cd player. I installed all new speakers and put in 2 amps to power them and they work great however the two orange power leads that go to the stock amp are solid power and do not turn off. What is the easyiest way to get a remote turn on lead. I know that you can run a cable to the cd player fuse in the fuse box but I dont really want to pull apart the other side of the car. Any ideas???
Well, i put a system in my camaro and everythign works great however there is no remote lead from the stock cd player. I installed all new speakers and put in 2 amps to power them and they work great however the two orange power leads that go to the stock amp are solid power and do not turn off. What is the easyiest way to get a remote turn on lead. I know that you can run a cable to the cd player fuse in the fuse box but I dont really want to pull apart the other side of the car. Any ideas???
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From: Jacksonville, FL (originally from Toronto Canada)
This question has been asked and answered many times - including just a few days ago.
The short answer for a Firebird is to use the power antenna wire but your Camaro doesn't have one. In your case, using the accessory power wire (yellow wire in the factory radio harness) is probably the best option because it retains power after the ignition is turned off until you open a door just like the head unit. A quick search on "remote turn on" will get you lots more information.
The short answer for a Firebird is to use the power antenna wire but your Camaro doesn't have one. In your case, using the accessory power wire (yellow wire in the factory radio harness) is probably the best option because it retains power after the ignition is turned off until you open a door just like the head unit. A quick search on "remote turn on" will get you lots more information.
