Auto Mute Wire- where to?
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- from the rear of the radio
- from the tele-aid unit
- from the ctel separation point or
- from the connector behind the door sill at the driver's side.

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yes, it really depends on whether the car has teleaid.. for instance on W211 the mute wire runs from the teleaid to the amp and since all w211's have amps and AFAIK almost all have tele-aid its pretty standard. With the C class most (that I have seen) do not have tele-aid. The reason I know about the amp is that I put a motorola HFK on my old C and it was all kinds of fun finding the mute wire. On mine I had the amp but no teleaid and the wiring diagram showed a mute wire at the radio and at the teleaid but when i went to the radio there was no mute wire and the location where it should have been did not work when we tried to ground the pin. We ended up pulling out the amp and there were like 3 empty pins. we tried grounding each one and sure enough one was the mute input.
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So if i dont have teleaid, I should go to my amp right? Where is the amp located?
And, this is the clip i got:

I believe it should be clipped onto an existing wire, so which wire should I clip this onto?
Sorry that im asking all these dumb questions..
Last edited by RW C55; Mar 10, 2008 at 02:52 PM.

So if i dont have teleaid, I should go to my amp right? Where is the amp located?
And, this is the clip i got:

I believe it should be clipped onto an existing wire, so which wire should I clip this onto?
Sorry that im asking all these dumb questions..
dont feel stupid.. these cars arent exactly easy to work on.
The amp is in the trunk of the car on the passenger side all the way in a little well. You need to pull the passenger side trunk liner out to get at the amp which will have a bunch of heat-sink fins on it. The T-tap that you have will not work unless the mute wire is already present.. ideally you can go to parts and have them look up he connector for the amp and get you one and then plug it into the empty slot.



