ok i get the concept that im suppose to hook up the output converter to the rear speakers to install an amp to the factory radio but g35 sedans are different from other cars for instance the "rear" speakers are located in the door, so how am i suppose to run speaker wire from the door speakers without making it look like crap? |I'm confused as hell so somebody please lend me some support anything will help...thanks

 

You don't. You hook it up to the output from the Bose amp, which is under the rear deck.

 

i feel like an idiot but i swear i don't see an amp back there, ive been doing radio install's in older cars which was alot easier but now i upgraded to my G and i can't seem to do this or find this hidden amp....lol i'm going to go check again hopefully i can find it

 

Are you taking off the top cover? The one covering the bottom of that stock 8" sub up in the rear deck? You'll have to remove a few clips from inside the trunk and it'll come right out. Then you should easily see the amp on the left-hand side.

 

Make sure you have the Bose radio......

 

Do you have the bose system? If not then there is no amp back there. The non bose systems are powered by and internal amp in the stock radio. I tapped my LOC into the wires behind the radio. When you're staring at the back of the radio there are 4 harnesses. The one on the top left with 10 wires is where I tapped mine. You can tap the light green wire for the lead/remote wire to signal and aftermarket amp to turn on. The 4 wires on the opposite end of that same harness are the front speaker wires. You can tap that for sound.