trying to install in a Harley factory stereo. where does the blue wire connect to? thanks.
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The blue wire coming from the amp is the remote turn on wire. If the stereo unit that you are connecting to this amplifier doesn't have a remote turn on lead (it should also be blue or blue w/white stripe) then you should connect the blue wire from the amplifier to the switched ignition connection (usually red, with constant on being yellow) so when you turn the key on,the amplifier will turn on as well.
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Be sure the have the blue/white wire connected it turns on your factory amp .
2277172
Its a multi wire plug. You need to buy the aftermarket wiring harness go to your local audio store and ask them for it. It should not cost more than $20.
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No! Mine would not work on the Harley without one. I bought one from Autozone for less than $5 and mounted it on back side of horn on same bolt holding horn to bracket, not visible
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I think scosche made this item specifically for a Harley. And that wiring harness that it comes with is made to work with the swi-rc unit that makes it able to retain use of ur handle bar controls for the Harley. I'm sure they have something similar for ur honda. Give them a callSCOSCH INDUSTRIES INCPacific time . 805-486-4450
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You wire it directly to the bike. I made a Y - connector so I didn't have to splice into the stock wiring harness. Don't advise any modifications to stock harness. If you have to wire into stock harness, then use posi-taps.
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The hardest part will be fknding the location of the stock horn. From there you will have tqo options depending on yoir setup. You might be able to just plug and play or you might have to splice two wires. Simple and straight forward.
1511100
Not sure what you are trying to do, but I would go to Sena web sight. If you're trying to get you're bike radio to transmit by Bluetooth, you will probably need to install an output jack on your system.
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As far as I know you must purchase a wiring harness specific to your vehicle. I got mine at walmart. Round $15. One side wires to stereo and other plugs to your factory harness to keep you from having to cut wires. It's pretty simple. You will have to do this with any stereo you buy. This is a good one I think for the money. Not many for the price have bluetooth capability and hd radio. That is why I bought one.
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i ended up attaching the brown wire from the end that goes to the amp to the amp's chassis, that worked the best. other brown wire not attached to anything. hope that helps. just try it for the best results.
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Thanks, found it. It is plugged into the outlet in right lower side of the handlebar. As one poster said, this detail is missing from the assembly manual.
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there are 2 wires. one is power one is ground. I use them for blinkers on my Harley.
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Hi Michael, I installed this in my Rx8 my self: what wire for hear ate you talking about? The kit comes with all conndctions and wire harness to get radio installed and fuctioningCould you explain further? Ty Julio G.
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I have a #4 stranded wire running to mine straight from the battery. You just need to have a sub out on your radio to go to the sub woofer. I've had mine installed for two years and love it. Just enough bass to feel it but not enough to rattle the guy next to you. Fighting the wire to get it through the fire wall will be the worst part.
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Mine is on my Harley, fastened it to original horn mount. At 1st there was hardly any sound out of it, so I added a horn relay (5.99 from Autozone) which puts 12v from battery right to horn, you still use MC horn button to activate. Now its blasts loud!
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There is a standard usb port on the back of the radio. Run the wire during the install and leave it.
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Hay buddy, I installed into a Kawasaki concourse. Originally installed on stock mount between radiator and front tire. The horn is big so that didn't work which ment I needed to relocate under the plastics and fabercate my own mount. I spent a rediculus amount of time tinkering but, like messing with my bike. Hay man I say go for it. Given enough time and imagination you can make anything work. I needed the extension cable to "Y" connect it from my battery and original horn cable, so be sure to get one of those. The horn itself is loud and much improved over the stock one. Good luck!