[Adding an Aftermarket sound system keeping the original radio]

On 17/05/2019 at 19:12, JohnnyType2 said:

accessory wire is normally blue and was blue on mine although i didnt need to use it as the LC7i has a function to detect signal and turn your amps on.

 

yes its labelled wake up, just check the colour first, there are plenty of harnesses to convert to an ISO plug which makes it a lot easier to wire the amp with speaker level inputs 

I've got the same harness as you ct10sk03 but there is no split for this pin and the colour is green on my harness

 

I would bring a 12v switched from the fuse box to the amp to turn it on. however, my RCA adapter requires a 12v switched and the fu..... remote wire from the amp

 

So I am kinda afraid to plug two 12v switched in the RCA adapter and burn it out

 

I hope to sort it out this weekend 

 

would you split the wake up wire in this case? is there any test?

[Adding an Aftermarket sound system keeping the original radio]

Is this wake up pin, the remote wire that i have to bring to the amp?

 

can i just split this wire and lead to the amp?

 

[Adding an Aftermarket sound system keeping the original radio]

On 19/03/2019 at 11:34, JohnnyType2 said:

rear tweeter fitted into the door card. progress is slow due to house renovations and weather sorry

nice work 

i am completely following your steps 

now regarding the rear tweeter, i haven't taken this door panel off yet to see what can be done

is it possible to fit an aftermarket tweeter component keeping the original grille?