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| dgardel Member Since: 30 Nov 2008 Location: Veneto (Heart & Head) Posts: 3586  
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24th Aug 2020 1:21pm |
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| Tomaco1 Member Since: 20 Aug 2020 Location: New York Posts: 9  
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I know what I need, 4 foot leads(122cm), female rca’s, no fuse Or connectors. Just let me know how to proceed Thanks |
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25th Aug 2020 8:06pm |
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| Martin Site Admin Member Since: 02 Apr 2007 Location: Hook Norton Posts: 6603  
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26th Aug 2020 9:30am |
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| Tomaco1 Member Since: 20 Aug 2020 Location: New York Posts: 9
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Mine also worked perfectly
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17th Sep 2020 12:23am |
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| hugh. Member Since: 28 Mar 2021 Location: Probably stuck! Posts: 8 
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To clarify, if I check underneath the cubby box of my 2014 and it has a plug it should be plug and play with the sub linked below?
If I dont have the plug under the cubby I need to order the loom from Martin? Is it still essentially plug and play then? https://www.lrmotors.co.uk/store/product/a...2-18808-ca |
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28th Mar 2021 4:22pm |
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| hugh. Member Since: 28 Mar 2021 Location: Probably stuck! Posts: 8
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To clarify, if I check underneath the cubby box of my 2014 and it has a plug it should be plug and play with the sub linked below?
If I dont have the plug under the cubby I need to order the loom from Martin? Is it still essentially plug and play then? https://www.lrmotors.co.uk/store/product/a...2-18808-ca |
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28th Mar 2021 4:22pm |
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| Co1 Member Since: 19 Aug 2018 Location: North Yorkshire Posts: 3667 
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Not necessarily Hugh. You will probably have to connect the other end of that plug which sits behinds the head unit. If it’s like mine it was just wrapped up out of the way. You may need to get an adaptor loom to go from that to the head unit. Martin sells them for not a lot of cash.
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28th Mar 2021 5:13pm |
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| hugh. Member Since: 28 Mar 2021 Location: Probably stuck! Posts: 8
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Perfect. I'll have a look this evening
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28th Mar 2021 5:16pm |
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| Farmerben Member Since: 16 Jan 2017 Location: Herefordshire Posts: 605 
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Mine had the wiring all there but when I hooked it all up it still wasn’t working. Couldn’t figure it out so took it to local autoelectrics place figured out it needed separate power to the sub. https://instagram.com/bentheoandrews
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28th Mar 2021 6:27pm |
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| Martin Site Admin Member Since: 02 Apr 2007 Location: Hook Norton Posts: 6603
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If the factory plug is present for the sub under the cubby you will still need the short adapter lead from RCA (phono) x2 to the small grey plug behind the radio - LR040847 - these are not cheap though! (£40+VAT). Although I have made these up in the past.
Also check for presence of fuse 21P under the steering wheel. 1988 90 Td5 NAS soft top
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29th Mar 2021 1:13pm |
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| leonvh Member Since: 31 Dec 2013 Location: Plombières Posts: 69  
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My 2013 Defender came with the factory subwoofer. From almost new I switched to an Alpine flip-out head-unit. All worked fine on that. From what I remember I just connected the 2 RCA's behind the head-unit for audio and nothing else. Used the Mudstuff ISO adapter for all other wiring.
Recently I changed to a new head-unit, but I cannot get the subwoofer to work. The only difference is that the head-unit has only a single subwoofer RCA output, so I bought and fitted a Y-adapter. But still no sound from the subwoofer. From the plug at the subwoofer I do measure 12v. Does anyone have an idea what I'm missing here? Does the subwoofer need a 'wake-up' signal just like amplifiers? Does it maybe have a fuse inside the unit that I might have broken with my tinkering? Would appreciate any help here. Next step would be to get Martin's loom to bypass all existing wiring, but his shop is still closed. |
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28th Mar 2022 6:37am |
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| Pacha Member Since: 23 Feb 2020 Location: North Yorkshire Posts: 772 
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Sorry for digging this from the depths folks.....
Struggling to source the wiring harness to fit the 'take out' OEM Alpine sub I have bought - any ideas most welcome! Rgds. Chris |
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21st May 2022 4:28pm |
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| Pacha Member Since: 23 Feb 2020 Location: North Yorkshire Posts: 772
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Martin has been in touch via PM - happy days! Rgds.
Chris |
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22nd May 2022 9:14pm |
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| edward Member Since: 08 Jan 2023 Location: Lincs Posts: 151
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Hi. So I’ve been though all the threads I can find on this subject but I’m still slightly confused. Hopefully someone can give me the definitive answer (and sorry if this is really stupid)
I have a 2013 puma and the factory head unit. I’ve bought the factory sub (with built in amp and one cable) and I have the sub loom under the cubby box. I have ordered the rca to loom cable that will fit from the head unit to the plug behind the dash. Will this be enough to get the sub working? Or will I still need to power the sub / amp and if so how do I do it? Do I need to do something to the single grey plug on the sub? Has anyone done this they can post pictures? Many many thanks Ed. |
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8th Jan 2023 1:04pm |
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