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quote rampid360,May 17 2002,11:11
To answer your question, the amps power all of the speakers. one of the amps powers the front, the other powers the rear... If you are going to splice off the amps....or for records sake bypass them (can we archive this someone??) here it is: 1 Blue left front speaker neg. input 2 Black right front speaker pos. input 3 Blue/yellow left front speaker neg. output 4 Brown/white right front speaker neg. output 5 Brown right front speaker pos. output 6 Pink left front speaker pos. input 7 White right front speaker neg. input 8 Blue/white left front speaker pos. output 9 Blue acc. 10 Green/red on/off 11 Purple left rear speaker neg. input 12 Pink right rear speaker neg. input 13 Green left rear speaker neg. output 14 Pink right rear speaker neg. output 15 Blue right rear speaker pos. output 16 Green left rear speaker pos. input 17 Blue right rear speaker pos. input 18 Red left rear speaker pos. output 19 Blue acc 20 Green/red on/off Splices: 1 to 3 2 to 5 4 to 7 6 to 8 11 to 13 12 to 14 15 to 17 16 to 18 |
I have a question, when you are "splicing" (I am guessing that just means connect?) two wires, are you doing this right behind the radio, at the wiring harness that goes to the doors? Then do you just use 2 of the 5 wires that comes from each door to the speaker as the pos and neg hookups?
Thanks, Jeff |
I think you do this in the trunk where the amps are located so you have easy access to all of the wires.
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