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Connect sub and amp to stock head unit

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  1. Sat., Sep 13, 2008 #1
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    From what i know there is a wire on the back of the 07 tC stock head unit to plug my amp into, but do i also need the wireing harness? Also, what is the best way to do this? Should i buy an LOC? if so where? Thanks
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    There is actually a plug for the the OEM subwoofer. You can and should get the OEM harness from TRDSparks.com to hook up an aftermarket amp.
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    you can buy the LOC from best buy.. im in progress of putting in my amp and sub
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