HELP with Toyota Camry?

[Mr.SoloDolo 10+ year member]

2007 S-Type

I can't find a a proper fuse to run remote wire from a arc audio monoblock. The AM1 and AM2 fuses keep the amp on even with the keys out of the ignition. I've tried **** near all the fuses... which one do you suggest.

also the dash lights have turned off completely and I can't figure out wtf is wrong.. fuse for this looks fine

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[Philth 10+ year member]

Camry or Corolla? If it's a Camry, need to know which factory stereo you have. If you have the 8 speaker system (with or without Nav), it's pin 12, gray wire, at the factory amplifier. If you have the 6 speaker system, there is a gray wire on the back side of the factory head unit that is switched power. Diagram says pin 3 but I can't tell which connector number it is. It appears that it's the only gray wire back there, so should be fairly simple to locate.

Double check the above with a multimeter. Should be getting 12 VDC with key in ACC, 0 VDC with key off.

 

[ChevyRidinLow]

2007 S-Type
I can't find a a proper fuse to run remote wire from a arc audio monoblock. The AM1 and AM2 fuses keep the amp on even with the keys out of the ignition. I've tried **** near all the fuses... which one do you suggest.

also the dash lights have turned off completely and I can't figure out wtf is wrong.. fuse for this looks fine

oh nvm idk about the newer ones.

 

[thevic24 5,000+ posts]

Try using the raido#2 fuse for your remote. According to Alldata, this is the acc controled fuse for the raido. It should be a 7.5a fuse located in the

inside fuse block.

As far as the lights, check the combo switch and make sure you have not turned them off.