Amp power cord help - Peugeot Sound Systems

Hello everyone, good forums, I have added some of the new 206 GTI friends, I will add some photos after completing. Now I will connect an amplifier to my vehicle, but I could not find the power cable I pulled from the battery. I pulled it very easily in my other 206 vehicles, but there is a problem with this. Can I add photos, if anyone has an idea of where to go, can it help? Normally I inserted the cable from behind the shock absorber right now there is no hole in me.

I went through the fender signal or something, but this time it gives engine sound to the speakers, how can I solve this?

Isn't there someone to help? From my research, I saw that the work cable should be taken from the unpainted part, but I cancel the work cable, the amp still works and the engine noise does not stop.

[QUOTE = Samet Çetin] Does anyone have help? From my research, I saw that the work cable should be taken from the unpainted part, but I cancel the work cable and the amplifier is still working and the engine noise is not interrupted. [/ QUOTE]

When you unplug the work cable, the line cables from the normal tape complement the chassis, but you should not use it in this way, the tape cable and the amplifier are at risk. You should make the cable connections very well. It is as important as underestimating (+) as the chassis cable. The cycle needs to be completed. Unlike normal, electric current goes from (-) pole to (+) pole in batteries.

I plugged the Sase cord back, so I did not leave it back. I guess there is no idea how to cut the sound.

08.05.2020 19:24	# 1
Samet Cetin
Hello everyone, good forums, I have added some of the new 206 GTI friends, I will add some photos after completing. Now I will connect an amplifier to my vehicle, but I could not find the power cable I pulled from the battery. I pulled it very easily in my other 206 vehicles, but there is a problem with this. Can I add photos, if anyone has an idea of where to go, can it help? Normally I inserted the cable from behind the shock absorber right now there is no hole in me.

08.05.2020 19:24	# 2
Samet Cetin
I went through the fender signal or something, but this time it gives engine sound to the speakers, how can I solve this?

08.05.2020 19:24	# 3
Samet Cetin
Isn't there someone to help? From my research, I saw that the work cable should be taken from the unpainted part, but I cancel the work cable, the amp still works and the engine noise does not stop.

08.05.2020 19:24	# 4
madblueblacksea
[QUOTE = Samet Çetin] Does anyone have help? From my research, I saw that the work cable should be taken from the unpainted part, but I cancel the work cable and the amplifier is still working and the engine noise is not interrupted. [/ QUOTE] When you unplug the work cable, the line cables from the normal tape complement the chassis, but you should not use it in this way, the tape cable and the amplifier are at risk. You should make the cable connections very well. It is as important as underestimating (+) as the chassis cable. The cycle needs to be completed. Unlike normal, electric current goes from (-) pole to (+) pole in batteries.

08.05.2020 19:24	# 5
Samet Cetin
I plugged the Sase cord back, so I did not leave it back. I guess there is no idea how to cut the sound.

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