DIY: Add a sub to your Bose equipped G35 Coupe
How can I tell when a coil is burnt? o.o I don't even know what that is lol. It's working now but it kinda sounds like ****... (Sounds a lot like ****). It's a Sundown 12". It's basically brand new and not very broken in yet, but it shouldn't sound this bad :\
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"I would assume you did what I did when mine was wrong. Double check to see if you're getting music to your rear speakers. If you're not, I think I might know what you're doign wrong."
yes i am getting sound to my rear deck speakers went to a friend at a local audio shop showed me exactly what they do as pros, still no joy though. been working on this for about 2 weeks now bout to throw in the towel and pay for someone to do the rest of it for me.
yes i am getting sound to my rear deck speakers went to a friend at a local audio shop showed me exactly what they do as pros, still no joy though. been working on this for about 2 weeks now bout to throw in the towel and pay for someone to do the rest of it for me.
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well after working and working at it i found out that the signal was too low for the amp to read directly so i took it to an audio shop and he soldered the wires for me for free and it worked like a charm.
so i got bored one day and decided to use my ipod fm transmitter to listen to some songs i dont have on CD.
plugged it up and got the tunes a going and noticed no bass.
got all butt hurt about it and took it out and played a cd.
still no bass.
cranked up the car to drive over to my boys house and sure enough there was the bass.
so i came to the conclusion it only works when the alternator is on.
so i got bored one day and decided to use my ipod fm transmitter to listen to some songs i dont have on CD.
plugged it up and got the tunes a going and noticed no bass.
got all butt hurt about it and took it out and played a cd.
still no bass.
cranked up the car to drive over to my boys house and sure enough there was the bass.
so i came to the conclusion it only works when the alternator is on.
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Or get a box made from the molds that 4080 used to use right here:
http://www.mysosinc.com/boxology_index.html
http://www.mysosinc.com/boxology_index.html
I'm interested in a set for both driver & passenger side
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i am not sure i wanted one also for an 8 inch sub but couldn't find anything anywhere on them so i opted for a small box designed to fit under the rear seats of an extended cab chevy pickup. it was 32 bucks for it here in NC.
i have a question.
What about the 2004 g35 sedan.
frm what i see the wiring harness colours are a little bit different.
does anyne have a wire diagram or could tell me the colours,thank you.
What about the 2004 g35 sedan.
frm what i see the wiring harness colours are a little bit different.
does anyne have a wire diagram or could tell me the colours,thank you.
2004 Infiniti G35 Sedan Car Stereo Radio Wiring Diagram
Radio Constant 12V+ Wire: Yellow
Radio Switched Ignition 12V+ Wire: Light Green
Radio Ground Wire: Chassis
Radio Illumination Dimmer Wire: Red/Blue
Radio Antenna Trigger Wire: Green/White or Red/White
Radio Amplifier Turn On Wire: N/A
Front Speaker Size: N/A
Front Speaker Location: N/A
Left Front Speaker Wire (+): White or Blue
Left Front Speaker Wire (-): Black or Black/White
Right Front Speaker Wire (+): Green or Brown
Right Front Speaker Wire (-): Red or Black/Red
Rear Speaker Size: N/A
Rear Speaker Location: N/A
Left Rear Speaker Wire (+): Brown or Light Green
Left Rear Speaker Wire (-): Yellow or Black/Yellow
Right Rear Speaker Wire (+): Blue or Orange
Right Rear Speaker Wire (-): Pink or Black/Pink
Radio Constant 12V+ Wire: Yellow
Radio Switched Ignition 12V+ Wire: Light Green
Radio Ground Wire: Chassis
Radio Illumination Dimmer Wire: Red/Blue
Radio Antenna Trigger Wire: Green/White or Red/White
Radio Amplifier Turn On Wire: N/A
Front Speaker Size: N/A
Front Speaker Location: N/A
Left Front Speaker Wire (+): White or Blue
Left Front Speaker Wire (-): Black or Black/White
Right Front Speaker Wire (+): Green or Brown
Right Front Speaker Wire (-): Red or Black/Red
Rear Speaker Size: N/A
Rear Speaker Location: N/A
Left Rear Speaker Wire (+): Brown or Light Green
Left Rear Speaker Wire (-): Yellow or Black/Yellow
Right Rear Speaker Wire (+): Blue or Orange
Right Rear Speaker Wire (-): Pink or Black/Pink
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The first step was to install the amp power wire. Removing the battery cover on the passenger side exposed the battery terminals and the large grommet that I needed to access. I removed the in-line fuse and disconnected the negative terminal of the battery for good measure. I connected the power wire with a round connector and made a hole in the grommet to run my 4 gauge wire through. This is best achieved by using a pair of scissors as the rubber is tough to stretch open. Once you have the correct length, make sure you put some silicone sealant on the grommet so you don't have any water leaking into that hole you made.
but what does he mean by "removed the in-line fuse"?
Is he talking about some existing a fuse in the fuse-box or is he talking about the in-line fuse that came with my wire install kit?
also, did you guys use a fuse from the fuse-box OR used an aftermarket in-line fuse?
if aftermarket in-line fuse, where did you place it?
Please help
i can take pictures if that helps....
Im sorry for the noob question...
but what does he mean by "removed the in-line fuse"?
Is he talking about some existing a fuse in the fuse-box or is he talking about the in-line fuse that came with my wire install kit?
also, did you guys use a fuse from the fuse-box OR used an aftermarket in-line fuse?
if aftermarket in-line fuse, where did you place it?
but what does he mean by "removed the in-line fuse"?
Is he talking about some existing a fuse in the fuse-box or is he talking about the in-line fuse that came with my wire install kit?
also, did you guys use a fuse from the fuse-box OR used an aftermarket in-line fuse?
if aftermarket in-line fuse, where did you place it?
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Im sorry for the noob question...
but what does he mean by "removed the in-line fuse"?
Is he talking about some existing a fuse in the fuse-box or is he talking about the in-line fuse that came with my wire install kit?
also, did you guys use a fuse from the fuse-box OR used an aftermarket in-line fuse?
if aftermarket in-line fuse, where did you place it?
but what does he mean by "removed the in-line fuse"?
Is he talking about some existing a fuse in the fuse-box or is he talking about the in-line fuse that came with my wire install kit?
also, did you guys use a fuse from the fuse-box OR used an aftermarket in-line fuse?
if aftermarket in-line fuse, where did you place it?
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look at the picture below
there's a fuse inside that plastic cap, its usually within few inches from your battery when you have an aftermarket subwoofer
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there's a fuse inside that plastic cap, its usually within few inches from your battery when you have an aftermarket subwoofer
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