In 2008 malibu- hooking up a LOC

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Asked by Lucky Nov 18, 2011 at 05:46 PM about the 2008 Chevrolet Malibu

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I am hooking up a LOC (line out converter) to hook up my system and keep the stock radio. Which of the wires do i need to splice for my remote? My car does not have the factory amp!

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D.j. answered 13 years ago

according to the website I found, the remote wire would be a dark green 12v wire. http://www.modifiedlife.com/2008-chevrolet-malibu-car-stereo-wiring-schematic/

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Lucky answered 13 years ago

Is that a constant that i would need to turn off my amp every time or is that going to turn off with the ignition?

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D.j. answered 13 years ago

Your constant is going to be a red or white wire. The dark green* wire will turn on and off with the ignition just as your factory stereo does.

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Lucky answered 13 years ago

Thanks for the help!!! I am way too eager to wait to get these in here!!

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D.j. answered 13 years ago

I know how you feel! make sure you mark my answers as helpful. And post pictures when your done!

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