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Old 03-31-2005, 09:13 AM
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Speakers and headunit rewiring

I have read all of the threads here about BOSE systems in our CLs, and still have some questions.

1. Can I reuse existing wires from old Bose system?
2. If not, could someone explain how to rewire the car with new audio system.

BTW, my headunit died, that's why all the hooplah.

Planning on using the following:
- Infinity 6 1/2" Component Speakers (6000CS)
- Infinity 6" x 9" Speakers (9603I)
- Panasonic In-Dash CD Player (CQ-C1301U)"

Thanks.
Old 03-31-2005, 12:29 PM
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i hope youre getting a new amp too to power those speakers. I ran all new wires since i had to anyways to the amp and didnt want/know which stock wires to splice anyways. I ran my rcas under the center console, the rear seat to the trunk, ran the lead, power and ground for the amp under the doorsill, rear seat to the trunk. I mounted my crossovers for the comps in the glove box and just ran wires from there
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Originally Posted by KLepTo
i hope youre getting a new amp too to power those speakers. I ran all new wires since i had to anyways to the amp and didnt want/know which stock wires to splice anyways. I ran my rcas under the center console, the rear seat to the trunk, ran the lead, power and ground for the amp under the doorsill, rear seat to the trunk. I mounted my crossovers for the comps in the glove box and just ran wires from there
Wow, thats a lot of rewiring.
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Originally Posted by baka_t
Wow, thats a lot of rewiring.
yup, pretty much didnt use any stock wiring at all, so we had to run all new wires. Its not that bad once you rip everything out and have the space to work with
Old 03-31-2005, 05:45 PM
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hey klept...put that on your diy page!

please, do it for the children!


ed: oh and me too...
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Originally Posted by KLepTo
yup, pretty much didnt use any stock wiring at all, so we had to run all new wires. Its not that bad once you rip everything out and have the space to work with
all you need is the room. I just ran a new 4 gauge power wire, can hardly keep my damn door sill down now!
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