Subject	Re: bypassing the bose radio.
Posted by	acetrebo on March 09, 2018 at 1:16 PM
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In Reply To	bypassing the bose radio. posted by Boostjuice on February 26, 2018 at 08:20 PM
Message	I put a new head unit in mine. I used the factory harness. I had to go into each speaker location, and snip off the positive and negative wires from the plug. Then I pulled the speaker out of the box, and rewired the wires directly to the speaker terminals, and re-installed the speaker in the stock boxes. Sounds pretty good so far. I may replace the speakers down the road, but they are not too bad for their age. They do have a pretty good size magnet on there and seem to handle the power pretty well. I have a sub also so the lack of bass form the door/deck speakers is not an issue for me.
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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