Dan

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Does anyone know which wire on the harness on the back of the BOSE radio lowers the antenna? Is it a low (0v) for antenna lowered and high (12V) for antenna up?

Dan

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bump it up

craigl33

yearly bump. i wanna know the answer too.

google9

please anyone ?

djfrestyl

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This thread is so old...

If you posted your intention, we could help you out.

DcMaN

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grab a test light and ground it and touch each wire on the harness with the test light when you find the correct one the antenna should power up

djfrestyl

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Test lights don't give power?

DcMaN

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no but it would complete the circuit..... Like when your testing wires for car alarms... When you use a test light to find the door lock wire if you touch it you hear the relays in the door click and and see the doors lock/unlock, same goes for headlights, horn, and other accessories like that i dont see how it would be any different for the power antenna..

djfrestyl

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That's news to me. When I use a test light it's got a red and green light. If you probe the wire and use the button/switch for whatever you're testing (eg, lock the doors) if the light goes to green, its ground, if it goes to red, it's power. If it's momentary like a door lock is, it will go to red then back to green.

DcMaN

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hmm thats weird i have a snap on test light and it always powers up the device that im probing for.

djfrestyl

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We may be talking about the difference between a reg test light and a computer safe test light? I could be wrong. Good info to know that there is one that actually provides power.

DcMaN

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the test light i use has an actual light in the middle that lights up when it receives power. Im sure any one like that would work fine.