help with wiring subs~~!!
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help with wiring subs~~!!
I just bought subs and was wondering how I can get the rca wires into the trunk. I couldn't find any holes or pass throughs from the backseat...
anyone know?
anyone know?
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go from the headunit outs, over to a side (preferably opposite the side you ran power on) under the door sills (theres plenty of room) then under the carpet and that plastic armrest in the back, if you stick your hand in between the seatback and the actually seat part there is a bolt you can remove which should help you pull the bottom part of the seat up far enough to find the wires then remove the trunk liner and the wires will be right there.
try attaching a piece of wire to the end of the rcas its easier to direct them when there is something more solid on the end than those floppy connectors
try attaching a piece of wire to the end of the rcas its easier to direct them when there is something more solid on the end than those floppy connectors
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Originally Posted by Hobo
go from the headunit outs, over to a side (preferably opposite the side you ran power on) under the door sills (theres plenty of room) then under the carpet and that plastic armrest in the back, if you stick your hand in between the seatback and the actually seat part there is a bolt you can remove which should help you pull the bottom part of the seat up far enough to find the wires then remove the trunk liner and the wires will be right there.
try attaching a piece of wire to the end of the rcas its easier to direct them when there is something more solid on the end than those floppy connectors
try attaching a piece of wire to the end of the rcas its easier to direct them when there is something more solid on the end than those floppy connectors
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Originally Posted by endlessdragon
another thing klepto...i'm on your site right now and the audio install section isn't linked properly...do u have an updated link for that?
#9
yeah the easiest way to run all that, assuming you have the time and tools, is to remove the seats, and the center console (cupholder, armrest part). Then you have all sorts of room to work. If you go that route I would recommend a shop manual, there are some specific torque settings for the seat bolts, and it just helps.
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Originally Posted by jandj2204
im pretty sure the EASIEST way is to go under your door sills.
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i havent put anything in that section yet, stupid comcast ive filled up all my webspace and they wont give me more
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Originally Posted by BlueCLRycR
damn i didnt know how much work would be involved in installing subs and a amp. i did it in my old RX but i didnt have backseats so it made it easier.
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I also agree. It's not hard at all - it just takes a little time and patience. There's no need to take out the center console.
Just remember to run your RCA(s) and remote wire on the opposite side of your power wire.
From out of your deck, tuck them under your carpet to the start of your door sill. From there, run them under the door sill to behind the plastic molding in the back, and finally through the side of the seat and out into your trunk.
Make sure to get longer cables and wire than what you think you need!! Unlike most cars, our backseat does not fold down, so it can get a little combersome trying to wire everything up through the ski hole.
Hope we all helped - happy bumpin'.
Just remember to run your RCA(s) and remote wire on the opposite side of your power wire.
From out of your deck, tuck them under your carpet to the start of your door sill. From there, run them under the door sill to behind the plastic molding in the back, and finally through the side of the seat and out into your trunk.
Make sure to get longer cables and wire than what you think you need!! Unlike most cars, our backseat does not fold down, so it can get a little combersome trying to wire everything up through the ski hole.
Hope we all helped - happy bumpin'.
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From: ShitsBurgh
Originally Posted by bird10
I also agree. It's not hard at all - it just takes a little time and patience. There's no need to take out the center console.
Just remember to run your RCA(s) and remote wire on the opposite side of your power wire.
From out of your deck, tuck them under your carpet to the start of your door sill. From there, run them under the door sill to behind the plastic molding in the back, and finally through the side of the seat and out into your trunk.
Make sure to get longer cables and wire than what you think you need!! Unlike most cars, our backseat does not fold down, so it can get a little combersome trying to wire everything up through the ski hole.
Hope we all helped - happy bumpin'.
Just remember to run your RCA(s) and remote wire on the opposite side of your power wire.
From out of your deck, tuck them under your carpet to the start of your door sill. From there, run them under the door sill to behind the plastic molding in the back, and finally through the side of the seat and out into your trunk.
Make sure to get longer cables and wire than what you think you need!! Unlike most cars, our backseat does not fold down, so it can get a little combersome trying to wire everything up through the ski hole.
Hope we all helped - happy bumpin'.
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