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Posted by n8 (more from n8) on Fri, 4 Jan 2008 19:33:43
In Reply to: Some thoughts from my experience on a 9000, turrbo
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Basically what I was getting at here was that I didnt know exactly where I had to hook the wires that I splice from the rear deck onto the basslink.
That picture i provided shows what the basslink looks like. So basically this is what I was going to do.
ON THE BASSLINK:
Connect the RIGHT FRONT and RIGHT REAR + to create one RIGHT +
Connect the RIGHT FRONT and RIGHT REAR - to create one RIGHT -
Connect the LEFT FRONT and LEFT REAR + to create one LEFT +
Connect the LEFT FRONT and LEFT REAR - to create one LEFT -
So after that I would have 4 wires on the basslink to connect to the car's rear shelf speakers.
Two wires (+ and -) to connect to the Right side shelf speaker wires and two wires (+ and -) to connect to the left side shelf speaker wires.
I tried to make that understandable in the picture, but I could be totally wrong on the way those are to be connected, does it sound like I am on the right track?
Thanks.
If i do end up needing a remote, I am thinking that one of the wires in the trailer wiring harness respond to key on, I can easily test that with a meter.
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