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remote wire, 2005 honda accord

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Forum Name: Car Audio
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Printed Date: May 02, 2024 at 5:48 AM


Topic: remote wire, 2005 honda accord

Posted By: jdubicki
Subject: remote wire, 2005 honda accord
Date Posted: April 14, 2008 at 8:15 AM

I have searched this forum with no solution to my problem. I have a 2005 Honda Accord. It has the most basic radio you can get (radio and CD, that's it. I want to hook up my MTX 895 5 channel amp up to it. I will be using a line output converter, but that is not where my questin lies. The question is that I will need to remote turn on the amp and a stinger fan. What is the best way to do this?  Will I need to use a relay? Could someone give me a wire diagram on exactly how to do it? I undersatnd that I can tap off of the ACC fuse of my Accord, but I am afraid that It will blow the fuse.




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Posted By: davngr
Date Posted: April 14, 2008 at 9:16 AM
you can use one of these  https://peripheralelectronics.com/products.aspx?Productid=175   i found this one thru a serch engine i have actually used this perticular one.  usually use the dei piece.  you can also use your ignition as your remote turn on;  the down side of doing this is the high potential for having *turn on pop* and the fact that your amplifier will be on when ever your car is on no matter what.

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Posted By: jdubicki
Date Posted: April 14, 2008 at 10:58 AM
I actuall have the 4 channel version of that line output converter already installed in the car. The system is set up right now with a fuse tap running out of the in car fuse box to a switch, and then from there it runs to the amp turn on. Everything works perfectly like that. This set up gives me the control to turn off the amp when the stereo is not on. What I want to do is add a fan. I got some support saying that I could run wire from the fuse tap, to the switch, and then to a relay, and then branch off to the amp and fan. Rest asure I plan to fuse everything just as an added precaution. With this in mind I am looking for second opions or better alternatives.





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