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Run the power cables up the right hand side of the motorcycle, securing it as described earlier at regular intervals alongside the frame or other cable runs.
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Make sure that the cabling is secured so that there is no way that it can get tangled in any moving parts on the motorcycle, including steering, suspension, exhaust or passengers. The cable will be joined by the speaker wire, signal wire for the RLC and signal from the source, just before it enters the front storage compartment (through the hole drilled in STEP 8, as shown by arrow.)
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From the gauge cluster location, there should be the two speaker wires, the wire for the Remote Level Control (it looks like a phone cord), the small gauge blue remote turn on wire (included) and the signal cable.
Many people find it easier to run the mini plug on the signal cable up from the amplifier location than running the rca’s on the amplifier end of that cable down. If you choose to run that cable up, run a “pull line” or, string along with it, that way, once the run is made, you can use the pull line to pull the other cables down towards the amplifier.
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Again, secure all cables along the full run to ensure that they cannot get tangled in any moving parts or the exhaust system.
The signal and speaker wires will join with the power cables that came up the side of the motorcycle and all enter the front storage compartment through the hole drilled in STEP 8, as shown by arrow.
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To mount the Remote level control, determine a convenient and safe location, drill a 3/8” hole,
Before drilling, always make sure that you are not going to be drilling into any gas lines, brake lines, tires, transmission lines, electrical wiring, exhaust systems or anything else.
Always wear eye protection when drilling!
Gently but firmly, pull the knob off of the control, use the supplied washers and nut to “sandwich” the surface you just drilled the hole in, mount the control, replace the knob.
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Follow the included instructions for installing the XD400/4, the small blue wire that was run down from the Gauge cluster area needs to be spliced in to a accessory switched power source so that the amplifier turns off when the motorcycle is turned off. If the amplifier remains on when the motorcycle is turned off, there is strong potential for battery drainage! All connections should be made at this time.
After all connections are made, review the schematic on page 6, make sure that all wires are where they belong.
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Double check all connections, once everything has been confirmed as good, install the fuse near the battery.
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C O N G R A T U L A T I O N S !
You have completed the installation for this model!
Enjoy your new Slampak®!
Please refer to the Power Recommendation section for sug- gestions on basic amplifier
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