Specifications

The following IS a list of tools needed for Installing the Source Unit:

VoI~Ohm Meter

#2 Phillips screwdriver

Wire smppers Battery post wrench

Wire crsmpers

wire cutters

%As&&i”p lirtsn

l/8” diameter heatshrrnk tubmg Heat gun

Thrs SectIon focuses on some of the vehicle csnsl$eramns for lnsrahg

your new Source Un1-t. Pre-plannrng your sysrern layout and best wwang

rowes will save ~~s~a~~a~~~~ time.

hen deciding on the layout of your new

system, be sure that each corn nt will be easily accessible for making

XijUStlTle~t§.

Before beginning any mstallation, be sure 10 follow these ssmple rules:

For easier assembly, we suggest you run aI1 wm3 prmr to mounting

yaw Source unilr lln place.

Rolrte all of the RCA cables close together and away from any high cur-

rent wires.

I Be

careful

nor to cut or driBI into gas tanks, fuel

raulic hes, vacuum lines or electrd wlrlng when

workmg on any vehicle.

Never r~ln wires underneath the vehicle. unnlng the wires InsIde the

vehicle provdes the best protection.

Avsd runnmg wires over or through sharp edges. Use rubber or plas-

tic grommets to protect any wwes routed through metal, espeaally the

S protect the battery and electrical system from damage wtth

proper fuslng. iinstall the appropate fuse holder and fuse on the 4-I 2V

power wire wrthm 18" (45.7 cm) of the battery tewrm-ial.

10. When grounding to the cimsrs of the vehcle, scrape ali parnt from the

metal to ensure a good, clean ground csnnectmn. Grounding connec-

fmns should be as short as possible and always be connected to metal

that IS welded to the main body, or chassrs, of the vekrcle.

-IO-