need to locate a remote wire...
#1
need to locate a remote wire...
I have a 2000 ML430, with the Bose system. I have a 12" sub and a 300w amp that i am planning to install. Now i just need to find a igntion wire for my amp, i can't remove the head unit, so does anyone know an easier way? Would i be able to use the cigarette lighter instead? any info/help is greatly appreciated, thanks!
#2
How on earth I have spent 4 hours searching for this (seemingly) magical question
I have a 2009 ML350 w/HK Sound System.
I want to connect an aftermarket amp and sub (bypassing the stock sub)
I completely understand how to connect the audio wiring specs.
H O W E V E R
WHAT FUSE DO I TAP for the on/off remote wire comming from the aftermarket amp???? I need a fuse that simply turns off when key is removed from vehicle. Every fuse ive tested (so far) has a delayed shutoff and this is driving me insane.
I DO NOT WANT TO USE A line out convertor OR ANY KIND OF THIRD PARTY Sound Sensing devices.
HELP PLEASE ive been searching these forums for 3 hours and no one seems to have a direct answer to this question
I have a 2009 ML350 w/HK Sound System.
I want to connect an aftermarket amp and sub (bypassing the stock sub)
I completely understand how to connect the audio wiring specs.
H O W E V E R
WHAT FUSE DO I TAP for the on/off remote wire comming from the aftermarket amp???? I need a fuse that simply turns off when key is removed from vehicle. Every fuse ive tested (so far) has a delayed shutoff and this is driving me insane.
I DO NOT WANT TO USE A line out convertor OR ANY KIND OF THIRD PARTY Sound Sensing devices.
HELP PLEASE ive been searching these forums for 3 hours and no one seems to have a direct answer to this question
#3
Member
How on earth I have spent 4 hours searching for this (seemingly) magical question
I have a 2009 ML350 w/HK Sound System.
I want to connect an aftermarket amp and sub (bypassing the stock sub)
I completely understand how to connect the audio wiring specs.
H O W E V E R
WHAT FUSE DO I TAP for the on/off remote wire comming from the aftermarket amp???? I need a fuse that simply turns off when key is removed from vehicle. Every fuse ive tested (so far) has a delayed shutoff and this is driving me insane.
I have a 2009 ML350 w/HK Sound System.
I want to connect an aftermarket amp and sub (bypassing the stock sub)
I completely understand how to connect the audio wiring specs.
H O W E V E R
WHAT FUSE DO I TAP for the on/off remote wire comming from the aftermarket amp???? I need a fuse that simply turns off when key is removed from vehicle. Every fuse ive tested (so far) has a delayed shutoff and this is driving me insane.
Regards,
Jerry
#4
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How on earth I have spent 4 hours searching for this (seemingly) magical question
I have a 2009 ML350 w/HK Sound System.
I want to connect an aftermarket amp and sub (bypassing the stock sub)
I completely understand how to connect the audio wiring specs.
H O W E V E R
WHAT FUSE DO I TAP for the on/off remote wire comming from the aftermarket amp???? I need a fuse that simply turns off when key is removed from vehicle. Every fuse ive tested (so far) has a delayed shutoff and this is driving me insane.
I DO NOT WANT TO USE A line out convertor OR ANY KIND OF THIRD PARTY Sound Sensing devices.
HELP PLEASE ive been searching these forums for 3 hours and no one seems to have a direct answer to this question
I have a 2009 ML350 w/HK Sound System.
I want to connect an aftermarket amp and sub (bypassing the stock sub)
I completely understand how to connect the audio wiring specs.
H O W E V E R
WHAT FUSE DO I TAP for the on/off remote wire comming from the aftermarket amp???? I need a fuse that simply turns off when key is removed from vehicle. Every fuse ive tested (so far) has a delayed shutoff and this is driving me insane.
I DO NOT WANT TO USE A line out convertor OR ANY KIND OF THIRD PARTY Sound Sensing devices.
HELP PLEASE ive been searching these forums for 3 hours and no one seems to have a direct answer to this question
#5
Thanks for the reply
Yes I understand that the power windows of cigg lighter would be the best way to go, however I have tapped these lines in the past and experienced weird battery drain.
Seems like theres something about the SAM Module (Signal Acquisition/Activation Module) that changes how the accessory fuses behave. Like anything connected to it seems to have a delayed "shut off" even after the key is removed.
I have never tryed to tap directly into the cigg lighter - meaning litterally tap the wire behind the ashtray itself. Im wondering if this would be the best way to go.
Can anyone shed some light on this?
Yes I understand that the power windows of cigg lighter would be the best way to go, however I have tapped these lines in the past and experienced weird battery drain.
Seems like theres something about the SAM Module (Signal Acquisition/Activation Module) that changes how the accessory fuses behave. Like anything connected to it seems to have a delayed "shut off" even after the key is removed.
I have never tryed to tap directly into the cigg lighter - meaning litterally tap the wire behind the ashtray itself. Im wondering if this would be the best way to go.
Can anyone shed some light on this?