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Like I said earlier.... the amp bypass harness goes on the amp harness in the back of the truck, not the head unit in the dash.
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Getting ready to install a new stereo head unit - tips, tricks?
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You'll have to forgive me for sounding a bit aloof here, but I didn't catch that in your original reply on that.
I also know nothing when it comes to stereo wiring. You'd think otherwise since I repair telescopes as a side business (and wired my own observatory), but when it comes to car audio, I don't know a thing about it. That's why I am at this point so confused. I don't even know which one on that CarID link you posted, would fit my own vehicle.
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