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post May 25, 2003 - 1:15 AM
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ok i have a power antenna on the celica. but when i first got the car i tried like 5 different wire harness adapters but none of them worked. so the guys at the local stereo shop suggested to hard wire everything. what that means is just run new wires to each speaker from the deck. i did that until i got a 4 channel amp. but when i did that (first install the deck) i completely forgot about the power antenna since i didnt listen to the radio that much. so i need to know from the factory harness which wire is the power antenna wire?
post May 26, 2003 - 4:26 AM
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If you have a stock power antenna look for Black/Red and Pink/Blue connect both wires to the radio's remote wire.

The stock antenna has a relay pack and both of those wires need to see the remote 12+ to work properly.
post May 28, 2003 - 2:01 AM
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I think I connected them to one of the speaker grounds. Because, unless your stereo is turned on, no power will go through the speaker ground, but if it is is on, your power antenna will receive power and go up. Only thing I don't like it that it's always up, even when I'm listening to a CD...lol oh well no biggie. I might try that remote thing. My stereo is supposed to come with a remote but I didn't get one with it.


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post May 28, 2003 - 1:02 PM
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I think I connected them to one of the speaker grounds. Because, unless your stereo is turned on, no power will go through the speaker ground, but if it is is on, your power antenna will receive power and go up. Only thing I don't like it that it's always up, even when I'm listening to a CD...lol oh well no biggie


That's funny because I just installed a new deck and one of the things I was worried about was if the power antenna would come up everytime I turned on the stereo - even if I was just listening to a CD. After getting the aftermarket wiring harness and connecting all the wires, including the power antenna wire, everything works perfect. The antenna only goes up when I switch to the radio, if I'm listening to a CD it stays down.
post May 29, 2003 - 7:55 AM
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QUOTE (runriot95 @ May 28, 2003 - 1:16 PM)
After getting the aftermarket wiring harness and connecting all the wires, including the power antenna wire, everything works perfect. The antenna only goes up when I switch to the radio, if I'm listening to a CD it stays down.

It all depends on the headunit you have.
post May 29, 2003 - 8:30 PM
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QUOTE (AudioFreak @ May 26, 2003 - 1:40 AM)
If you have a stock power antenna look for Black/Red and Pink/Blue connect both wires to the radio's remote wire.

The stock antenna has a relay pack and both of those wires need to see the remote 12+ to work properly.

so is that the black/red and pink/blue from the antenna or the wires that were on the factory harness?


cuz i dont have the harnes.. i still have those wires from the factory back there somewhere
post May 30, 2003 - 7:23 AM
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Those wires ran too the factory harness but if you can't find them they should be at the antenna also.

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