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Franco90 
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Any one know how to wire a liquid audio mvohd70 it has 5 wires

1. Red Power

2. Black Ground

3.red power to acc light

4.Black with red wire ground

5 . Purpe wire I don't know what it goes to any ideas or if some one has the manual it would help

leedub 
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I would say that your first two wires are for the units power and ground . The other 3 are most likely domelight wires. The purple is probably the door trigger wire. How you connect those depends on the vehicle. (unless you just want them to be "map"lights. to do this, just simply tie your domelight power wire into your unit power wire and your domelight ground into your units ground wire. That way you dont even have to mess with the purple one, just tape it up or put a cap on it
Franco90 
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Thanks  i will try it
Hornshockey 
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you're correct the other three are domelight wires. How you hook them up depends on whether your vehicle has a negative or positive switched domelight. If it's a positive switched then your hookup will go red to constant 12V+; BLACK/ red to ground; purple to switched 12V+.
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Franco90 
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ok I have a 97 rav 4

which do I have positive or negative switches can any one help?..

Hornshockey 
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Toyotas generally have a negative switched domelight configuration, so your domelight common will go to 12V, the auto wire to your switched ground and the constant wire to a chassis ground. There should be 3 wires in the harness plugged into the back of any dome light in the car; you just need to test them and see which wires are which.
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Franco90 
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cool thanks again
Franco90 
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got it working now I have engine  noise when I play dvd's while i drive How can I fixed noise. do i need better ground.?
Franco90 
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