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powering headunit

Postby chrissteer on Fri May 12, 2006 9:50 pm

I have brought a JVC headunit to to replace a rockford fosgate one that came with car but when i took HU out and looked at the back off it, it is connected to a radio atenna which actually powers it now i dont know what to power it through have missed the halfords free fitting when car should have gone for fitting clutch cable snaps any ideas on how to power HU cheers
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Postby butler_29 on Sat May 13, 2006 10:24 am

what happened to the original dim plugs? all u need is an iso connector and ur buzzin.
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Postby chrissteer on Sat May 13, 2006 1:21 pm

the iso connector is on their but wont power it for some reason my mate whos done 3 installs looked but aint sure without stripping the whole thing the person that wired the system i got with car has made i right bodge i have about 4 loose cut wires which blew fuses for fun before i taped them :o :lol:
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