r/Lexus 1d ago

Question Is350 2006 OE sub harness

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Rear OE sub wires are red and green.. wondering which is positive and which is negative?

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u/youlikeityesyoudo 1d ago

Use a multimeter to verify polarity but red should be your hot wire if there’s only two.

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u/Soukoou 1d ago

Yeah that was the plan but i cant find my multimeter and got lazy to find it and came to reddit πŸ₯²

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u/NeoG_ 2010 IS 250 Luxury 𝕄𝕃 𝑅𝒢𝒹𝒢𝓇 π’žπ“‡π“Šπ’Ύπ“ˆπ‘’ 1d ago

The speaker is an AC device, it will operate in either polarity albeit with the effect of changing the frequency response where the sub overlaps with the rest of the speakers

If I didn't know what the correct polarity is I would just tap it and if it doesn't sound right swap the taps. It won't damage anything.

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u/No-Raisin-6469 1d ago

Are you adding a sub? I have some connectors. Free if u want one

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u/Soukoou 1d ago

Adding an aftermarket sub while utilizing the factory sound system

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u/No-Raisin-6469 1d ago

I was going to tap into that connector rather than at the amp. Ditched the idea after seeing i have to do to get to that connector on the sub