Mercedes W203 Subwoofer Install

Hey all, Im going to be installing my 100w fusion sub in the back of my 203 coupe this weekend but have been reading up about installation for the last week. The sub was originally fitted in my old rover 25 but took it out before i sold the car obviously.

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So the sub has the full wiring kit with it. It is also an active sub so has a built in amp and as i have an aftermarket kenwood headunit fitted i will just be taking the rca out feeds from the stereo so no wiring into speakers needed. A i have a few questions which i hope somebody on here will be able to answer: 1. The power cable has an inline fuse fitted to the cable and which is rated at 30A. I think this indicates that it will draw too much to take a feed off a fuse box in the boot. Is the only other way to run the cable through the firewall directly to the battery? (In my rover i took a direct feed from the battery also but the firewall was a lot easier to get through) 2.

This board is basically a 4-port USB hub with 4 USB to Serial and I2C bridges and some addons. The USB hub is the TUSB2046I, from Texas Instruments. The USB Serial bridges are the MCP2221A from Microchip, the same reference I use on the past. The HSM USB Serial Driver Version 3.4.1.1 can be downloaded from here. Bar Code Scanners Bar Code Verifiers. Related Articles. Jesus Echavarria @ jechavarria.com has build a 4 in 1 USB Serial converter based on MCP2221A. This board is mainly a USB hub with 4 USB to serial converters. Is like the typical USB to TTL adapter but with one USB port you get up to 4 serial ports. USB to serial drivers for most serial RS232 devices. Download drivers for most types of USB to serial adapters and converters. Home:: Downloads Downloads.

What is the best route for feeding the cables from the boot to the stereo? Down the side of the car or through the middle? Where can i get through the firewall to feed the power cable through? What trim parts will i need to remove to feed cables through etc? I hope someone can help as id rather install it myself but if it is going to be too much hassle then i will get a pro to do it but id rather save myself that extra money. Hey all, Im going to be installing my 100w fusion sub in the back of my 203 coupe this weekend but have been reading up about installation for the last week.

The sub was originally fitted in my old rover 25 but took it out before i sold the car obviously. So the sub has the full wiring kit with it. It is also an active sub so has a built in amp and as i have an aftermarket kenwood headunit fitted i will just be taking the rca out feeds from the stereo so no wiring into speakers needed. A i have a few questions which i hope somebody on here will be able to answer: 1. The power cable has an inline fuse fitted to the cable and which is rated at 30A. I think this indicates that it will draw too much to take a feed off a fuse box in the boot. Is the only other way to run the cable through the firewall directly to the battery?

(In my rover i took a direct feed from the battery also but the firewall was a lot easier to get through) 2. What is the best route for feeding the cables from the boot to the stereo? Down the side of the car or through the middle? Where can i get through the firewall to feed the power cable through? What trim parts will i need to remove to feed cables through etc? I hope someone can help as id rather install it myself but if it is going to be too much hassle then i will get a pro to do it but id rather save myself that extra money.

Hey all, Im going to be installing my 100w fusion sub in the back of my 203 coupe this weekend but have been reading up about installation for the last week. The sub was originally fitted in my old rover 25 but took it out before i sold the car obviously.

Find great deals on eBay for mercedes subwoofer. Shop with confidence. Skip to main content. 2010 Mercedes-Benz E350 Subwoofer Speaker Amplifier Amp OEM LKQ. 01-07 Mercedes W203 C230 C320 Rear Deck Lid Subwoofer Speaker OEM. FAST 'N FREE.

So the sub has the full wiring kit with it. It is also an active sub so has a built in amp and as i have an aftermarket kenwood headunit fitted i will just be taking the rca out feeds from the stereo so no wiring into speakers needed. A i have a few questions which i hope somebody on here will be able to answer: 1. The power cable has an inline fuse fitted to the cable and which is rated at 30A. I think this indicates that it will draw too much to take a feed off a fuse box in the boot. Is the only other way to run the cable through the firewall directly to the battery? (In my rover i took a direct feed from the battery also but the firewall was a lot easier to get through) 2.

This board is basically a 4-port USB hub with 4 USB to Serial and I2C bridges and some addons. The USB hub is the TUSB2046I, from Texas Instruments. The USB Serial bridges are the MCP2221A from Microchip, the same reference I use on the past. The HSM USB Serial Driver Version 3.4.1.1 can be downloaded from here. Bar Code Scanners Bar Code Verifiers. Related Articles. Jesus Echavarria @ jechavarria.com has build a 4 in 1 USB Serial converter based on MCP2221A. This board is mainly a USB hub with 4 USB to serial converters. Is like the typical USB to TTL adapter but with one USB port you get up to 4 serial ports. USB to serial drivers for most serial RS232 devices. Download drivers for most types of USB to serial adapters and converters. Home:: Downloads Downloads.

What is the best route for feeding the cables from the boot to the stereo? Down the side of the car or through the middle? Where can i get through the firewall to feed the power cable through? What trim parts will i need to remove to feed cables through etc? I hope someone can help as id rather install it myself but if it is going to be too much hassle then i will get a pro to do it but id rather save myself that extra money. Hey all, Im going to be installing my 100w fusion sub in the back of my 203 coupe this weekend but have been reading up about installation for the last week.

The sub was originally fitted in my old rover 25 but took it out before i sold the car obviously. So the sub has the full wiring kit with it. It is also an active sub so has a built in amp and as i have an aftermarket kenwood headunit fitted i will just be taking the rca out feeds from the stereo so no wiring into speakers needed. A i have a few questions which i hope somebody on here will be able to answer: 1. The power cable has an inline fuse fitted to the cable and which is rated at 30A. I think this indicates that it will draw too much to take a feed off a fuse box in the boot. Is the only other way to run the cable through the firewall directly to the battery?

(In my rover i took a direct feed from the battery also but the firewall was a lot easier to get through) 2. What is the best route for feeding the cables from the boot to the stereo? Down the side of the car or through the middle? Where can i get through the firewall to feed the power cable through? What trim parts will i need to remove to feed cables through etc? I hope someone can help as id rather install it myself but if it is going to be too much hassle then i will get a pro to do it but id rather save myself that extra money.