XoneRaided

Looking for a little assistance. I am replacing the door/rear and subwoofer speakers on my 06 TL. I am trying to figure out what wires I disconnected from the factory amp I need to attach to a Line output converter to run RCA's to the new amp in my trunk. My LOC has 9 wires. Right Front and Rear Pos/Neg, Left Front and Rear Pos/Neg and the Ground. Now I can match up all the wires from the amp to hook these up but what about the wires I can't hook? The Subwoofer Pos/Neg and the Center Speaker Pos/Neg. Will I not have any control over subwoofer or center speaker if I don't utilize these? Any help is appreciated.

Trunk Monkey

iTrader: (1)

What is the LOC model #??


Here's the speaker wire colors:

POST-AMP
RF+ Blue
RF- Red
LF+ Light Green
LF- Purple
C+ Green w/White
C- Blue w/Yellow
RR+ Red w/Blue
RR- Yellow
LR+ Brown w/White
LR- Red w/Yellow
SW+ Yellow w/Black
SW- Light Green w/Red

Ground -> Black
+12V -> White

PRE-AMP
RF+ Black
RF- Gray
LF+ Green
LF- Blue
C+ Brown
C- Greeen w/White
RR+ Orange
RR- Red
LR+ White
LR- Yellow
SW+ Red w/Blue
SW- White w/Green

Remote Turn-on -> Red w/Yellow
Amp Mute -> Yellow w/Green

XoneRaided

Peripheral Electronics ISVE61....So what wires would I need to run then to make it an RCA? I ran all new speaker wire for fronts/rears/ and sub so I should not need any of those wires right?

Trunk Monkey

iTrader: (1)

No. Those will go to your amp(s). You need to tap into the factory speaker wire (found in passenger kick panel). Do your amps accept balanced signal? If not, you can either take the signal post-amp (not recommended) OR buy an LOC/Line Driver that can accept balanced OR processor.

XoneRaided

When disconnecting the wires from the factory amp I noticed some wires that looked like they belonged to my XM radio. Is that right? How do I make sure my XM fully works after install?

xxx_busa

Honestly, You need to take your Car to a professional, Seriously - that question makes me believe you dont have the skills to do this, It'll be cheaper in the long run