Need a DIY to replace the stock Bose amp
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Need a DIY to replace the stock Bose amp
I have an differential-balanced signal JL amp already but I'm a newbie to this so a DIY would be nice, I've searched and searched and have not found anything except how to add an sub amp only not replace the factory one.
At least I would like to know what cables do I need to replace and which ones I can keep and what stuff do I need for it. Thanks any type of help will be appreciated !
I have a 2004 G35 coupe with Bose
At least I would like to know what cables do I need to replace and which ones I can keep and what stuff do I need for it. Thanks any type of help will be appreciated !
I have a 2004 G35 coupe with Bose
#2
I have an differential-balanced signal JL amp already but I'm a newbie to this so a DIY would be nice, I've searched and searched and have not found anything except how to add an sub amp only not replace the factory one.
At least I would like to know what cables do I need to replace and which ones I can keep and what stuff do I need for it. Thanks any type of help will be appreciated !
I have a 2004 G35 coupe with Bose
At least I would like to know what cables do I need to replace and which ones I can keep and what stuff do I need for it. Thanks any type of help will be appreciated !
I have a 2004 G35 coupe with Bose
You can re-use the audio signal input and outputs and remote power signal. If you only have a 4-channel amp, I'd use the rear 6x9's and front door speakers.
Colors of the wires can all be found in the field service manual: http://psedog.com/cars/fsm/g35/coupe/2004/av.pdf
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#3
Omg! In exact same predicament. I have a lighting audio b4.320.4 a 4 channel and a 03 g35 sedan. Power wire is ran already to the trunk. Is it as simple as just swapping out the stock amp for the lighting?? Can do all the rewiring at the stock amp without having to open up the front doors?
http://www.lightningaudio.com/script...hp?p_faqid=154
http://www.lightningaudio.com/script...hp?p_faqid=154
#4
Omg! In exact same predicament. I have a lighting audio b4.320.4 a 4 channel and a 03 g35 sedan. Power wire is ran already to the trunk. Is it as simple as just swapping out the stock amp for the lighting?? Can do all the rewiring at the stock amp without having to open up the front doors?
http://www.lightningaudio.com/script...hp?p_faqid=154
http://www.lightningaudio.com/script...hp?p_faqid=154
Go ahead and try hooking it up though, you might get lucky, but if you you get a noisy/quiet signal, that's the most likely reason.
Yes. All the rewiring can be done at the stock amp location, no opening of the doors necessary.
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You'll need to run a new power cable from the battery and a new ground.
You can re-use the audio signal input and outputs and remote power signal. If you only have a 4-channel amp, I'd use the rear 6x9's and front door speakers.
Colors of the wires can all be found in the field service manual: http://psedog.com/cars/fsm/g35/coupe/2004/av.pdf
You can re-use the audio signal input and outputs and remote power signal. If you only have a 4-channel amp, I'd use the rear 6x9's and front door speakers.
Colors of the wires can all be found in the field service manual: http://psedog.com/cars/fsm/g35/coupe/2004/av.pdf
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