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Old Nov 30, 2007 | 11:48 AM
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Default 1990 honda accord subs installation

i searched but it didn't help...

how do you run a wire from the battery?

and then how do you install the subs and amp
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Old Nov 30, 2007 | 01:10 PM
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Use a hole in the firewall. If you're asking these question i'd recommend you have someone do it for you. Search our Audio & security section for more info. There's alot more to it than just wiring up a "sub & amp".
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Old Nov 30, 2007 | 09:00 PM
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u'll see a black plug w/ wires going through it on the firewall on the driver side. Take a sharp flat head screwdriver adn push it on the plug (about half way b/w the center and the edge of the plug) as if u were trying to tear through it. Push it in really hard and u'll make a hole to run ur power wire through.

and yeah, if u ask a question like how to hook the amp and the sub,
like ^he said, then u really need to get someone else to do it for you.
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Old Dec 1, 2007 | 05:29 PM
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it took all day but i have a working subwoofer, but my friend told me something about bridging? whats that, he said it would sound even louder
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Old Dec 8, 2007 | 02:51 PM
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If you are asking these types of questions, you should really learn as much as you can about car audio before messing around with it. An improper installation could:

1. sound very bad
2. cause damage to your equipment
3. start an electrical fire (I've seen it happen before)

I would suggest reading up at caraudioforum (dot) com and similar sites. If you're still feeling a bit lost, the best thing to do is have a professional or someone knowledgeable in this area do the work for you.
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Old Dec 8, 2007 | 04:34 PM
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oh man, first timer for car audio install. alright follow along. On driver side FAR UP the dash, there is a large black grommet that u can run your power wire through. Run your power cable along the panels that hold ur carpet in place (trim @ door) run wires all the way back to ur trunk for your amp. Now from your head unit, run a remote TURN ON LEAD (usaully blue with white stripe) and run that with a set of RCA cables to the back OPPOSITE SIDE OF YOUR POWER WIRE !!! now as for a ground, Use an existing bolt or make ur own hole to screw down a ground cable. Make sure the grounding are is clean of paint or any residue. A best ground shows 0ohms on a volt meter. Make ur necessary connections. Now, depending on ur amp, it really depends how many ohms it can take. if its a 2 channel to bridge, Connect the Postive of Channel 1, and Negative on channel 2. Some amps will use 2 postives on each channel. Double check with ur spec sheet. As for fusing the 12volt wire, Measure 5 inches from the amp cable from the batter, Fuse it accordingly, and your set. Enjoy some music.
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