remote wire?
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remote wire?
i installed a new HU a month ago, im about to hook my 2 12", the amp needs a remote wire, but the gmlan 03 uses it to, can i just connect the remote wire from the hu to the lan and the amp?
and can i bridge my audio blinker in to the speakers just like the warning sounds do?
and can i bridge my audio blinker in to the speakers just like the warning sounds do?
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Yeah but is there not a blue remote wire on the new HU wiring harness but i am sure you can use the same one as to the one for the HU
If you have the GMOS LAN 03 that your turn sign. and chimes should already be running through the drivers side door speakers the remote wire has nothing to do with this at all.
This is as easy as I can explain this, Run the remote wire (might as well do your RCA's at the same time) down the passenger side of the car and up under your dash. Pull your HU out and find where the HU's remote and the Lan's remote are connected together, pull them apart.now take the wire you have running to the amp and twist all 3 together, throw a dab of soder on there (optional) and then cover the open wires with some heatshrink or electrical tape, put the HU back in place, connect the wires to the amp and happy listening.
Note: make sure you disconnect the battery before you start doing anything or you'll blow the radio fuse when you take the HU out, or when you put it back in
This is as easy as I can explain this, Run the remote wire (might as well do your RCA's at the same time) down the passenger side of the car and up under your dash. Pull your HU out and find where the HU's remote and the Lan's remote are connected together, pull them apart.now take the wire you have running to the amp and twist all 3 together, throw a dab of soder on there (optional) and then cover the open wires with some heatshrink or electrical tape, put the HU back in place, connect the wires to the amp and happy listening.
Note: make sure you disconnect the battery before you start doing anything or you'll blow the radio fuse when you take the HU out, or when you put it back in
You need to add a relay, the instructions on how to do it are in the manual that came with the Lan 03.
Thats from the install manual of the GMOS LAN 03
When the factory radio is removed the audible turn signal indicator is lost.
If that turn signal clicking is desired follow these steps:
1. Using a SPDT relay (Metra part # E-123), connect pin #85 to the
Black/White wire in the 12 pin harness.
2. Connect pin #86 to the 12 volt constant wire on the 12 pin harness.
3 . Be sure to cover the other leads of the relay by either using female spade
connectors or using tape to cover the leads.
Now when the turn signal is on, the relay will make the audible clicking noise
If that turn signal clicking is desired follow these steps:
1. Using a SPDT relay (Metra part # E-123), connect pin #85 to the
Black/White wire in the 12 pin harness.
2. Connect pin #86 to the 12 volt constant wire on the 12 pin harness.
3 . Be sure to cover the other leads of the relay by either using female spade
connectors or using tape to cover the leads.
Now when the turn signal is on, the relay will make the audible clicking noise
hit up the faq... you need to run a fuse tap to the sunroof or wiper fuses with a stock deck. aftermarket deck run to the remote wire (blue/white) or the power ant wire (blue) for the lower end units
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