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What wire is used to turn on amp?


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Gr4v3_7 
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I am installing a amp in a 1999 ford taurus and I have NO IDEA what wire I would have to splice into to turn on the amo when the car is turned on.  He is keeping the factory head unit so I have to cut into the factory wiring.  If someone can PLEASE tell me what color that wire would be and where it is located, it would be very helpful.  i did some research online and I saw something about a wire in the trunk, however I thought I would have to go from behind the radio.  Anyways, thanks for the info!
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Posted: February 25, 2006 at 4:16 PM / IP Logged  

Do you have a test light, or better yet a meter?

Use a metra hanress to see what color the wire is.

Gr4v3_7 
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I am going to be using the factory head unit, so I dont need a wiring harness.  I do not have a meter or a test light.  Some one on another forum said it just wrap it around a fuse in the fuse panel and put it back in the fuse panel.  However, I would like more of a professional look than that.  So knowing the wire on this is key for me.
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if you want to do it the right way then your gonna have to get a  multimeter, or you could just spend a couple bucks and get a cheap test light.
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Or the yellow/black wire is your Accessory, if you want to pull it off of that.

tex

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