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I'm interested in the soundstream also. My question is what wire do you use? The soundstream remote wire looks like it has phone jacks terminals on the end. How do you connect that to the connector off of the headlight harness?
The one that looks like a phone jack is not the remote turn on, the phone connection one is for a remote gain switch, ignore that port. The one your looking for is in the speaker out block, next to the regular speaker posts. It will look like a regular speaker hook up with a Phillips screw in it, should be two holes (REM IN and REM OUT) if I remember correctly the top post is the IN and the bottom is the OUT.
Just run your remote from your head unit or wherever you going use into that REM IN and tighten that Phillips screw down, done!
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