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The next step is to connect the Power, Ground, and Remote wires to your
The ground wire should be of the same gauge as the power wire. As a rule of thumb, use as short a length of wire as possible.
Find a location near the equalizer that is metal (the floor is ideal) and clean an area about the size of a quarter to bare metal. Drill a
pilot hole in the middle of this area. Be Careful! Inspect the area underneath to
be sure you are not drilling into wires, brake or fuel lines, etc. Terminate the wire
with a ring connector and attach it to the
bare metal using a #8 sheet metal screw and washer (not supplied). We suggest
crimping and/or soldering this connection.
After the connection is complete, coat the area with silicone or some similar material
to prevent rust from developing. Finally, the remote wire needs to run to
the amplifier remote or power antenna lead of the head unit. This wire supplies a
12 volt signal to the
Once you have routed the power, ground, and remote wires through the vehicle, it is time to connect the wires to the
Cut off excess wire and, using wire strippers, strip the power, ground and remote cables about 1/8 inch. Locate the power, ground, and remote Powerlock™ connector (supplied). On the top of the connector are three slotted screws. With a small
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