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equalizir 
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hi all,i have a clarion db625mp headunit.i plan on adding a relay because im adding some amps and a couple cooling fans.the problem is there doesnt seem to be a remote turn on wire.there is a power control wire which is blue/white.can i hook up the relay to this wire or is there another wire i should be looking for?the only other free wire is the power antenna wire.any advice will be much appreciated,thanks
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According to EIA standards (which all head units made within the last 4-5 years follow), the remote turn on wire is the blue/white wire, or if not present, then you use the solid blue wire.  Each manufacturer seems to have their own name for the remote turn on wire.  "Rem-amp", "System control", "Amp", and your "power control", just to name a few.  But they all mean the same thing.  Beware however that a lot of times ones that say "Rem-amp" will also have one called "Rem-ant" and if you don't pay attention it's easy to accidently pick that one.

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equalizir wrote:
hi all,i have a clarion db625mp headunit.i plan on adding a relay because im adding some amps and a couple cooling fans.the problem is there doesnt seem to be a remote turn on wire.there is a power control wire which is blue/white.can i hook up the relay to this wire or is there another wire i should be looking for?the only other free wire is the power antenna wire.any advice will be much appreciated,thanks
Sounds like the blue/white wire is the right one but one way to find out is if it powers up and stays powered up when you turn on the deck
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Here is a diagram that explains what each color wire dose https://www.the12volt.com/request/request2.asp

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