NO i`m talking about the wires that goes directly to the speakers not to the amp, my bad i didn't specify...the two plugs that come with the factory bose speakers they have this color wires...i splice them but dont know which is the + and -

 

oh i know what you mean, yeah sorry hope someone can pinpoint that for you, at the end of the day you can just temp bind tie them together and do a trial and error, got a 50/50 chance if you hear sound it worked, if not switch to the other one

 

thats the thing either way a connect them still give me signal ,i have a crossover on my 6x9 dont know if that is why? so both cables work as negative and positive....WTF?

 

well that's weird maybe someone can chime in on that one

 

does anyone have a good diy for how to remove the 6x9s? I have searched and it says to remove rear seats. and side panels and finally the trim around the speaker grills, but it'd be nice to actually have instructions? thanks!

 

Here's what I found on a search result. I tried to find the exact same DIY I followed but my attempts failed. Hopefully this helps!

 

thanks alot! i just finished putting everything back. everything was easy except putting the panels back without bending the pokey clip thingies..

 

Lol, I bet..those lil ones are very easy to break as well

 

Trying to read as much of this thread as possible but want to make sure on connection from stock amp to rcas. Now i reed you can use rcas and pretty much cut them but could u also use a line output converter? then just connect the rcas from the converter to the amp. It seems too simple just to connect these 5 wires, power, etc and then your good to go. Just trying to save money and do this myself (also have stock headunit)

Head Output Rear Right + Blue
Head Output Rear Right - Pink

Head Output Rear Left + Teal
Head Output Rear Left - Purple

Remote Wire Light Blue/ Silver

 

I've subscribed to this since 2006 and finally might try it. What's a good amp and sub to get nowadays?

I just need a decent sub and amp...still doing things on a budget! THANKS!

 

Sames here

 

Just did everything on here to the T and when I turn the radio on I get a loud ring coming from the rear drivers side speaker (not the 6x9) for about 30 sec and then it stops and I get nothing till I shut it off and turn it back on. Any suggestions?

 

I have read through the entire thread 2 times and I say thanks for such a helpfull DIY and all the added inputs.
I was looking for an answer to a specific question but did not find a clear answer and how to. There were 2 other posts that asked the same question but did not get a clear answer as well.
This thread is about adding a Sub to the Bose through an added Amp. What if in addition to this you want to completely eliminate the Bose Amp and install a second 2 or 4 channel amp for the speakers while keeping the STOCK headunit? (2 channel if only using the front speakers). If it is possible, how will the second Amp be connected?.
I plan on getting an after market HU in the future but for now I want to hold on to the stock appearance.
Thanks for any inputs

 

That topic is covered in another sticky'd thread:
https://g35driver.com/forums/audio-v...-stock-hu.html

Basically, you need an amp that handles differential-balanced signals and you need to run your own power and ground wires, otherwise you can use the stock speaker wiring to and from the bose amp location.

 

Thanks. I found everything in that thread.