tc factory sub / aftermarket hu
I don't think it will work... of it it will, you'd have to cut into the factory harness and redo all of the wires. They should be labeled. So there should be a power, ground, remote, and left/right signal wires. Those just should need to be connected to their proper locations. You might be able to just tap them into the harness wires from the new HU.
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Originally Posted by ack154
I don't think it will work... of it it will, you'd have to cut into the factory harness and redo all of the wires. They should be labeled. So there should be a power, ground, remote, and left/right signal wires. Those just should need to be connected to their proper locations. You might be able to just tap them into the harness wires from the new HU.
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I will see if I can find it later. Scion uses the Blue power antenna wire as the remote turn on for the OEM 08-09 subs. The leads are wired into the front speakers. I know one guy did it on here. Let me see what I can dig up in a bit.
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Originally Posted by 09tC_CB7
I will see if I can find it later. Scion uses the Blue power antenna wire as the remote turn on for the OEM 08-09 subs. The leads are wired into the front speakers. I know one guy did it on here. Let me see what I can dig up in a bit.
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Tada: https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...723&highlight=
I knew that I covered this before somewhere.
I knew that I covered this before somewhere.
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