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Enthusiast Joined Jun 27, '08 From oklahoma Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) ![]() |
sup guys, look i have a 10" Dual subwoofer i already got it hook up, but inside the box there's a, they call it, IllumiNite lighting that can be wire to a 12v source. i read the instructions they said donnot hook it up directly to battery as that will drain your battery so....
the back of the sub already have a "ON" and "OFF" switch for the IllumiNite how do you hook it up? and what kind of wire do you use? hEElp!! |
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Enthusiast ![]() ![]() Joined Jan 17, '09 From Hilo Hawaii Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) ![]() |
gauge doesnt matter just so long as its no tooo small.
connect a wire from the chassic of the car, then run it to your neg. |
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Enthusiast Joined Jun 27, '08 From oklahoma Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) ![]() |
gauge doesnt matter just so long as its no tooo small. connect a wire from the chassic of the car, then run it to your neg. ah....what do you mean "chassic"?? It's usually not the same wire actually. There should be two blue wires back there one will be for the antennae [which only comes on with AM/FM radio - you wouldn't want to do this]. The blue wire with white stripe is your remaote which is already run to your amp so why not use that? One thing comes to mind - if the lights aren't shielded well you might catch some signal noise which would be bad - but try it first. If that doesn't work there should be an illumination [Orange IIRC?] wire back there that will turn the subs neons on when you turn at least the first click on your headlight stalk ![]() so you just connect the positive to the blue (remote wire), which also connects to the deck and the amplifier, right? yeah man, sorry i should of said that.. but yes that wire is the same. ![]() hook it up and pics! interested! alright yea, so you got the blue wire from your amplifier to your deck, and you just connect the illumiNte wire with it? Yes and Yes. Assuming your amp is in the trunk already it should be easy enough to hook up it's blue wire to the + on the lights and the black wire to the - on the lights Edit: Listen for signal noise before and after this operation - there is a small chance the lights aren't shielded well enough and will change the sound shielded?? |
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