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  1. for 0ga you're gonna need a torch, and if you're soldering it you don't need to crimp it since if done right the solder joint will be stronger than the wire, plus if you crimp it first less solder will make it into the joint

    so pretty much soldering takes time and practice to get the hang of it. ill get a torch soon then, i do have some menards gift cards from christmas still, but used most of them for my mdf :spiteful:

  2. 1. it bonds two pieces of metal together, usualy a wire to a metal terminal

    2. not extremely, but yes it is inferior

    3. soldering guns only work on smaller connections, torches are for larger ones...and plumbing if anyone cares to know :)

    yeah i bought a soldering gun, but i saw meades vids and he was using this big ass torch. so i was just wondering, cuz i am just getting 0 guage and i wanted to do them right, and tried soldering them with the gun and it clumped up and did not look like that video. so i was just wondering and i appriciate it, and so i should crimp and then solder right?

  3. metra #XSVI-5520 is the harness # thats it. just a harness that lets you add the aftermarket radio with factory functions but no I dont think you have to use that feature...

    ok well i had the original harness all crimpped into the aftermarket one and it didnt work,so thats why im wondering. i just want my shit to work my dash is taken apart, and i dont know why it wont work. A bad Ground? idk

  4. well if your not comfortable you probably should take it in toa reputable shop. They will probably already have the part but you can look for it HERE

    what is it called exactly so i can ask, i understand what your saying cuz when i open my door with the car off the cd player turns off, do i have to have this to use the cd player at all cuz i dont really care about that feature i just want something i can use to mess with my subs?

  5. ok so there is no 12 volt accessory wires currently in the factory harness, run an accessory wire to the fuse box or underneath the steering column when

    installing an aftermarket radio. The adapter is designed to provide a 12 volt 10 amp switched accessory output along with the rest of the wires needed to

    install an aftermarket radio. The R.A.P. (Retained Accessory Power) function, where power is supplied to the radio after the ignition is shut off until one of the

    front doors are opened, is retained by the extra harness. IF this is the harness you have you have to:

    INITIALIZE THE XSVI INTERFACE BEFORE TURNING

    ON RADIO: With all connections made and harnesses

    connected to the vehicle, turn ignition key to the

    ON position for thirty seconds, then turn key off.

    sorrry for the delay I had a call come in. hope this helps

    so can you give me a link to buy this adapter thing? and do you think being a novice in this kind car audio shit that i will be able to do this thing into the fuse box myself?

  6. 9012.jpg

    thats what your harness should look like

    what is that other small harness thing cuz i have a thing where that'll plug into, but i dont know what is for. and how does that plug into my cd player cuz i had all the wires from the cd player connected with crimps, but i know there is another plug where that small thing can go. and where can i get one of those?

  7. K well Im assuming its the car in you sig the 4 dr sedan? no nav? the part # I show is a special harness Non - amplified interface harness that retains accessory power only

    metra #XSVI-5520 Other than that if you hooked up all wires properly it should work unless you got some multikit that isnt specific to your car.

    this is what i have http://www.crutchfield.com/p_120705520/Rec...re-Harness.html

    i did the outfit my car thing on crutchfield.

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