1/0 AWG Quick Disconnects
01-04-2010, 03:09 PM
#5
Quick disconnects only come in 2 pole. They are called Anderson style quick disconnects.
Anderson Style Quick Connect Plug 175A Gray 1AWG - 2AWG: GIM-62813 Genuinedealz
I wouldn't recommend it though. You'll get sparks from the charging of the cap.
01-04-2010, 06:21 PM
#6
I took my car in for an issue with the passenger side electric mirror not moving side to side, only up and down. They said I had to remove my aftermarket HIDs, and replace them with the regular headlights and come back if I still had an issue, because any electronics in the car could affect others.
I could definitely see the stereo have a finger pointed at it in the future once its in there, and need a way to disconnect it entirely from the electrical system.
I noticed those connects mentioned above, but they need to be properly crimped, and I don't know if I have the tools to do it right.
I plan to keep the OEM stereo and get a MTX Re-Q5.
I could definitely see the stereo have a finger pointed at it in the future once its in there, and need a way to disconnect it entirely from the electrical system.
I noticed those connects mentioned above, but they need to be properly crimped, and I don't know if I have the tools to do it right.
I plan to keep the OEM stereo and get a MTX Re-Q5.
01-04-2010, 06:26 PM
#7
Put your HIDs back in, they dont run through the cars diagnostic or action computers. They saw them and figured thats the problem. I have a stereo HIDs and relays in my engine and have brought it to the dealership recently and nothing affected the other.
01-04-2010, 06:44 PM
#9
I took my car in for an issue with the passenger side electric mirror not moving side to side, only up and down. They said I had to remove my aftermarket HIDs, and replace them with the regular headlights and come back if I still had an issue, because any electronics in the car could affect others.
I could definitely see the stereo have a finger pointed at it in the future once its in there, and need a way to disconnect it entirely from the electrical system.
I noticed those connects mentioned above, but they need to be properly crimped, and I don't know if I have the tools to do it right.
I plan to keep the OEM stereo and get a MTX Re-Q5.
I could definitely see the stereo have a finger pointed at it in the future once its in there, and need a way to disconnect it entirely from the electrical system.
I noticed those connects mentioned above, but they need to be properly crimped, and I don't know if I have the tools to do it right.
I plan to keep the OEM stereo and get a MTX Re-Q5.
LOL ...That suck's. I have a full spl system in a one year old car...lol And i take it to the dealer for everything and they don't care about it being there ... And i have that microsoft sync shiz and built in bluetooth and everything...lol
P.S. I also bought one of those MTX RE-Q before i put my head unit in it was ALRIGHT... cost me like $200 though and that wasn't even the best one.
