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<blockquote data-quote="evamodel00" data-source="post: 8188946" data-attributes="member: 658558">Hey all,Following up on a previous thread my speaker install turned into quite the project. i am going to be adding a 4-channel amplifier, 10&#039;&#039; subwoofer, a new sony head unit, and a front pair of component speakers.I have never installed an amplifier but I doubt it will be too crazy. I&#039;ve given all of crutchfield&#039;s documentation a read. Just had a question on the power wiring.I know that I have to run the power wire/fuse to the positive battery terminal but I also know that I need to run the control wire up to the head unit as well. Crutchfield&#039;s documentation stated that I should tap into the wire and solder it in. However, the documentation stated &quot;This wire is generally blue&quot;. I guess i&#039;m a bit scared by that because what if my wiring happens to be the different one which contradicts &quot;generally&quot;? I have a 2013 lancer. Normally, I&#039;d look at an electrical diagram to confirm this, but I have never had to work with a vehicle fuse box. Am I looking for anything specific? Any specific fuse number? type? A little advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="evamodel00, post: 8188946, member: 658558"] Hey all, Following up on a previous thread my speaker install turned into quite the project. i am going to be adding a 4-channel amplifier, 10'' subwoofer, a new sony head unit, and a front pair of component speakers. I have never installed an amplifier but I doubt it will be too crazy. I've given all of crutchfield's documentation a read. Just had a question on the power wiring. I know that I have to run the power wire/fuse to the positive battery terminal but I also know that I need to run the control wire up to the head unit as well. Crutchfield's documentation stated that I should tap into the wire and solder it in. However, the documentation stated "[B]This wire is generally blue[/B]". I guess i'm a bit scared by that because what if my wiring happens to be the different one which contradicts "generally"? I have a 2013 lancer. Normally, I'd look at an electrical diagram to confirm this, but I have never had to work with a vehicle fuse box. Am I looking for anything specific? Any specific fuse number? type? A little advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. [/QUOTE]

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