Subject	bypassing the bose radio.
Posted by	Boostjuice on February 26, 2018 at 8:20 PM
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Message	I've done the searches, pictures are no longer available on some threads. I just want to make sure I'm understanding this right because I'm sure a lot of you guys have done it. I have a new head unit and 4 new speakers, in order to hook these up correctly, I should wire the head unit into the factory wiring harness, but instead of wiring the positive and negative speaker wires from the head unit to the factory wiring harness, i should wire speaker wire directly to the head unit harness and then straight to the speakers, leaving the factory speaker connectors disconnected. if anyone has done this, please feel free to help me out here that would be awesome.
Follow Ups	bypassing the bose radio. - Boostjuice 20:20:16 02/26/18 If you are connecting a non-Bose radio make sure - JMartz 21:13:47 02/26/18 in order to bypass what do i have to do? - Boostjuice 21:27:25 02/26/18 Each amp has power (12VDC & Grd) and 2 signal - JMartz 06:12:39 02/27/18 Re: in order to bypass what do i have to do? - legendaryyaj 07:39:20 02/27/18 You dont want to put power to a speaker, only want - ZXoltan 11:04:32 02/27/18 Re: in order to bypass what do i have to do? - legendaryyaj 15:27:29 02/27/18 I ran new wire for my non-bose head unit and speakers. - not4resaleZ 11:23:24 02/27/18 Remove Bose *.* (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 12:11:26 02/27/18 i was waiting for you Bernie! I saw robos write up at your - Boostjuice 12:47:34 02/27/18 lived it (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 23:55:15 02/27/18 Re: bypassing the bose radio. - acetrebo 13:16:29 03/09/18
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