fenian672000
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ok...as i have posted earlier, i am having problems with a flat battery since i got my stereo fitted.
what my question is is this, i have an aerial amplifier fitted which going by the instructions is supposed to be wired to the back of the headunit into number five position in ISO block or connected to the blue wire already there, which is the controll output for automatic antenna/amplifier
Now what appears to have happened is the flying wire from the aerial amplifier has been connected to another block ( see picture, its the blue wire beside the drinks holder), incidently this is position five in this block aswell, but does this mean that it is switched on all the time?.
Also plz have a look at the pic below, this is the same little wire coming out of position five on th iso block at the back of the head unit,but with the amp remote attached, would it not have been better to connect both the aerial amp wire and the amp remote together to the blue wire??? would this mean that the aerial amplifier would switch on and off with the h/u external amplifierand also as you can see is there any need for the two connectors that ahs been fitted
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ok...as i have posted earlier, i am having problems with a flat battery since i got my stereo fitted.
what my question is is this, i have an aerial amplifier fitted which going by the instructions is supposed to be wired to the back of the headunit into number five position in ISO block or connected to the blue wire already there, which is the controll output for automatic antenna/amplifier
Now what appears to have happened is the flying wire from the aerial amplifier has been connected to another block ( see picture, its the blue wire beside the drinks holder), incidently this is position five in this block aswell, but does this mean that it is switched on all the time?.
Also plz have a look at the pic below, this is the same little wire coming out of position five on th iso block at the back of the head unit,but with the amp remote attached, would it not have been better to connect both the aerial amp wire and the amp remote together to the blue wire??? would this mean that the aerial amplifier would switch on and off with the h/u external amplifierand also as you can see is there any need for the two connectors that ahs been fitted
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