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"A: This harness emulates plug C on the radio and breaks the signal up into RCA jacks that you can plug into the back of your new head unit. Be sure to properly connect up the blue wire as well, which sends the signal to power up the amplifier." Where exactly the blue wire should connect to?
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01-30-2015, 05:18 AM
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What year make and model are you working on? What type of head unit are you installing? Typically your aftermarket head unit instruction booklet should have a section relating to the connections to the unit. That blue wire will connect to what is most commonly labeled “remote turn on,” and will likely direct you to connect to the amplifier. If you let me know which vehicle and head unit you are installing I can be more specific.
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01-30-2015, 05:18 AM
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Re: Where should the blue wire connect to?
I'm working on a 2001 carrera and installing a Pioneer AVH-X57000BHS head unit. I think I figured it out where to connect the blue wire. Previously, I was thinking that it was supposed to connect into the original car wire hardness, but it is to connect on the hardness which came with the head unit. The wire is label "remote control" and is also blue and white. Currently, I still missing other cables before I can buttoned all up and test it.
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