KiloWatts
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- Joined
- September 6, 2006
- Messages
- 17
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- City, State
- Philadelphia
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- '94 Explorer
Here's the sitch:
I had a couple subs years ago in my Explorer. The amp was mounted under the rear passenger-side seat. I removed the subs and cut the speaker wire, but the 12V, Remote, Ground, and RCA wires remain.
Now, correct me if I'm wrong, but here's what I think the wiring is doing currently:
1) Aftermarket radio plugs into amp bypass harness.
2) Wires run back to the factory amp, bypassing it, and sends the signal directly through to the speakers.
Since everything is already run to my rear passenger-side seat, I want to make it easy on myself and just run the speaker wires back to the factory amp location and splice them onto the speaker-harness there. Is this possible? I'm not missing anything, right?
If all looks well, this'll be a 30-minute job
I had a couple subs years ago in my Explorer. The amp was mounted under the rear passenger-side seat. I removed the subs and cut the speaker wire, but the 12V, Remote, Ground, and RCA wires remain.
Now, correct me if I'm wrong, but here's what I think the wiring is doing currently:
1) Aftermarket radio plugs into amp bypass harness.
2) Wires run back to the factory amp, bypassing it, and sends the signal directly through to the speakers.
Since everything is already run to my rear passenger-side seat, I want to make it easy on myself and just run the speaker wires back to the factory amp location and splice them onto the speaker-harness there. Is this possible? I'm not missing anything, right?
If all looks well, this'll be a 30-minute job