Positive feed for Head Unit
Hi,
Where is the ideal place under the dash to connect my head unit positive to?
It is fused to 20A.
I want to connect as close to battery as possible but would like to connect under dash.
Cheers,
R.
Where is the ideal place under the dash to connect my head unit positive to?
It is fused to 20A.
I want to connect as close to battery as possible but would like to connect under dash.
Cheers,
R.
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Brun: High output head units struggle to pull the power though the thin OE wires. If ever you turn up the head unit with the headlights on and the lights on the HU dim slightly with the music its because of the wiring
Bob
Brun: High output head units struggle to pull the power though the thin OE wires. If ever you turn up the head unit with the headlights on and the lights on the HU dim slightly with the music its because of the wiring
Bob
On the latest model, right hand drive cars have stereo feeds fused at 10A, but left hand drive's are fused at 15A.
What's that about? Anyway, both are too low to properly wire a stereo fused at 20A to...
I think the *** lighter's fused at 20A, but a dedicated feed is the way to go.
What's that about? Anyway, both are too low to properly wire a stereo fused at 20A to...
I think the *** lighter's fused at 20A, but a dedicated feed is the way to go.
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