using an isolator + misc. ? - Toyota Nation Forum : Toyota Car and Truck Forums

arf_930 · 02-15-2005, 09:37 AM

I have a 95 camry LE. I just picked up a stroker dirt cheap and I am planning on running it with a hifonics 1500D amp. I was wondering if I should just get two yellow top batteries and run them parallel, or what I was planning on doing was getting an isolator and getting a yellow-top battery in the trunk. I'm not sure what kind of isolator to get. I was looking at this but im not sure if that is something that will work, how to hook this up, and if I need a different amp rating than that. Also my headunit can run at 60X4 if it is connected to a system of 10A when the key is on acc. does anybody know if that will work in a 95 camry LE? Thanks

This is what I've got if anybody is interested.
Pioneer Premeir DEH-P8MP

Cerwin-Vega IT 4.02 4" components ( I was told the wrong speaker size for my fronts so I went and MODIFIED, and these are held in place with pieces of a BURGER KING TRAY!

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Infinity-Kappa 6x9 693.5i (These badazz speakers are in enclosures on the rear deck facing the front obviously) picked em up on ebay for 110 after S+H got the enclosures for a pack of cigs, I cannot say enough about them many ppl on the forum cant fit 6X9's where the original 6X9's were without making a mod, the enclosures work great and the speakers hit hard!

Pineapple · 02-15-2005, 09:54 AM

Should come with installation instruction.
You'll never pull 200A constantly. Alternator don't even put out close enough.
I'll guess on the 2 copper stud, one go to battery, one go to alternator/front battery +ve. The small silver one you can connect to amp remote/other +12 that turn on with key.

Luc · 02-15-2005, 11:13 AM

You don't need to have 2 yellow tops, one is enough. Keep the stock one, but use the isolator like you pictured with a yellow top, mounting in the trunk somewhere.

Pineapple is correct in the wiring configuration. In addition, for the other silver screw, connect it to ground, otherwise it won't turn on. It shouldn't matter which silver screw is for turn-on or ground, they're just contact switches found on a relay, terminals 85 and 86.