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can anyone tell me what color wire i am suppose to connect the REM cable/wire to? thanks

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i hooked mine up in the cig lighter. one is a remote wire and i think one is live. just test to see which one is remote and which one is live. U want the remote...any question jus pm me...

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do you have a idea which color it is? thanks

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It's a solid blue color. There should be one coming off of your deck. It's easy. And one more thing that a lot of people forget to do, i reccommend running your power down one end of you car and the signal cable down the other. It's the best way to prevent noise such as alternator whine and such later on in the future.


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Originally Posted by Eyger
It's a solid blue color. There should be one coming off of your deck. It's easy. And one more thing that a lot of people forget to do, i reccommend running your power down one end of you car and the signal cable down the other. It's the best way to prevent noise such as alternator whine and such later on in the future.

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Originally Posted by Eyger
It's a solid blue color. There should be one coming off of your deck. It's easy. And one more thing that a lot of people forget to do, i reccommend running your power down one end of you car and the signal cable down the other. It's the best way to prevent noise such as alternator whine and such later on in the future.

yeah i know that i did that setup already but i just needed to know where to connect that wire to finish the setup. thanks a lot.

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Originally Posted by Eyger
It's a solid blue color. There should be one coming off of your deck. It's easy. And one more thing that a lot of people forget to do, i reccommend running your power down one end of you car and the signal cable down the other. It's the best way to prevent noise such as alternator whine and such later on in the future.

good point

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Originally Posted by Eyger
It's a solid blue color. There should be one coming off of your deck. It's easy. And one more thing that a lot of people forget to do, i reccommend running your power down one end of you car and the signal cable down the other. It's the best way to prevent noise such as alternator whine and such later on in the future.
Well said, I have power lines on the left side, others on the right. Remember to keep ground wires as short as possible and power lines from the battery fused!

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