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Originally Posted by lDejavul;9416208
Also your 12v to your amps remote wire is why your amp is staying on. The nice thing about the lc2 is it has a remote out. Hook it up to that and it will tell your amp when to turn on and off. If you didn't tap a good remote wire there is a great one right next to your amp on that fuse box. A remote 12v turn can be found in the rear fuse box in the trunk just to the left of the battery. That is fuse #33 (labeled Wless Chrgr). Its a switched fuse that is controlled by the ignition. That would eliminate the time it takes for the lc2 to turn on detecting signal.
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Thats the best place I have found to run the remote wire. But if you dont want to run a remote wire you can continue letting the lc2 use gto sound sensing to turn on. The only change would be move the wire going to your amp from the 12v to the remote out on the lc2i. That will tell the amp to turn on when it does.
To get rid of the turn on delay you would have to run the remote wire mentioned in the quote above. that would go to the remote in on the lc2 and still the remote out would run to your amp.