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Who Replied?as superchargedgp stated, you can grab all the wires you need behind the radio, no need to go directly to the battery. if you have a aftermarket radio in there now, yellow should be the constant power, and red should be the acc (it might be the other way around, if one of the wires has a fuse on it that is the constant power one, if it doesnt have a fuse your gonna have to hook it up one way, see if it works if it does, great, if not reverse the wires) if you have a multimeter/voltmeter you can test the wires you need to see which is which. im not sure what colors the factory wires are for constant/ACC power, so again you would need to test them out with a multimeter to determine which ones you need to grab. if you still need help pm me and ill see what i can do.Originally posted by rjaz gtp@Sep 3 2004, 07:16 PM
Can someone help guide me in the direction for two questions...
1. Where can I wire into the ACC so that way when the key is on the unit is powered up, and when it is out the unit is powered down? Is there a fuse I can tie into?
2. Where on our firewall can I run a wire through to get to the battery? I cannot find any grommett or anything that has wires running through it.
All help would be appreciated!
Thanks
Rich
--Adam
B)Originally posted by superchargedgp@Sep 3 2004, 07:38 PM
factory colors
yellow - accesory
orange - 12 volts constant power
black - ground
thank you, saved me the trouble of looking lol
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