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<blockquote data-quote="coolcalico" data-source="post: 4962859" data-attributes="member: 567756"><p>I have 4g wire running from the battery terminal (fused of course) to the trunk area of the car, it reads 12.4v. The ground wire is bolted underneath the rear seat. I scratched away the paint, and used a star washer to better grip it into the metal. The remote wire is a switched power wire I located in the back of my headunit. It reads 12.4v.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="coolcalico, post: 4962859, member: 567756"] I have 4g wire running from the battery terminal (fused of course) to the trunk area of the car, it reads 12.4v. The ground wire is bolted underneath the rear seat. I scratched away the paint, and used a star washer to better grip it into the metal. The remote wire is a switched power wire I located in the back of my headunit. It reads 12.4v. [/QUOTE]
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