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I'm hooking up a amp in my 2001 Oldsmobile Alero.Can anyone tell me what color wire on the harness I need to hook the remote wire coming from the amp to?Which color wire is the ant. trigger on the radio's harness?

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I am assuming that you have a factory deck and hooking up an aftermarket amp / sub system. Does the car have a power antenna. If it does the wire to trigger the antenna may go to +12v only when the tuner is on, so obviously you do not want this type of wire. Check it with a meter to find out for sure. If this wire is not present, under your steering column you can look for a pink or green wire. This should be a +12v ignition lead, make sure you test this wire with your meter first. It will give you +12v with the keys in the ignition and turned to either start or run.
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Thanks for the reply Rob.Yes I am hooking a amp and subs into the factory Monsoon system.My car doesn't have a power ant.I will check the wires with a volt meter.I was just looking for a short cut by finding out if anybody knows the GM wiring system and the exact wire I should use.

Thanks for your reply,

Jerry

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I don't have a wire magic for your car, but it is a good bet to base it on a similar car, most gm's do not drastically change the color coding of the wires year to year, I would look for a pink wire under the steering column. This hopefully (meter it to be sure) should be the +12v ignition line to trigger your amp.
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