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http://www.grubbsperformance.com/servlet/Detail?no=2691
http://www.grubbsperformance.com/servlet/Detail?no=2766
http://www.grubbsperformance.com/servlet/Detail?no=2692
i think this is everything you need
http://www.grubbsperformance.com/servlet/Detail?no=2766
http://www.grubbsperformance.com/servlet/Detail?no=2692
i think this is everything you need
Last edited by simpson; 03-16-2008 at 09:28 PM. Reason: for got to put all in
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Originally Posted by simpson
Also needed will be the wire harness kit, antenna adapter, and PAC-JACK controller for the steering wheel controls.
The simplest way to connect the Alpine HU to the Bose amp is through the RCA outputs, cutting and RCA cable in half, and connecting it into the OEM harness.
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Originally Posted by Gilley
The metal bracket is not needed.
Also needed will be the wire harness kit, antenna adapter, and PAC-JACK controller for the steering wheel controls.
The simplest way to connect the Alpine HU to the Bose amp is through the RCA outputs, cutting and RCA cable in half, and connecting it into the OEM harness.
Also needed will be the wire harness kit, antenna adapter, and PAC-JACK controller for the steering wheel controls.
The simplest way to connect the Alpine HU to the Bose amp is through the RCA outputs, cutting and RCA cable in half, and connecting it into the OEM harness.
the harness andtenna and pac-jack controller i just thought he would know that. i did not know you had to cut the oem harness to add for the bose stereo.
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I think Metra makes an adapter piece to use and aftermarket HU to the Bose amp, but IMO, it's easier and cheaper to cut an RCA cable, pluf the RCA ends into the RCA outputs on the back of the new HU, and connect the cut ends to the pigtail wires on the wire harness adapter that carry the audio signal to the Bose amp. No cutting the OEM harness.
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