OEM stereo tear down
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OEM stereo tear down
Does anyone have any tear down pictures or exploded service manual drawings of the OEM Bose stereo?
I am getting ready to pull literally EVERYTHING out and want to see if there might be any speedbumps in the way while doing this.
As stated, the plan is to remove everything OEM/ Bose.... this included the stock subwoofer, the stock amp, stock speakers, and everything.
Any heads up on tricks or tips, or headaches will be appreciated
I am getting ready to pull literally EVERYTHING out and want to see if there might be any speedbumps in the way while doing this.
As stated, the plan is to remove everything OEM/ Bose.... this included the stock subwoofer, the stock amp, stock speakers, and everything.
Any heads up on tricks or tips, or headaches will be appreciated
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No need for manual. Is straightforward simple .
you will need an adapter to keep the steering wheel buttons
if you running new speakers wires then pull eln out and start fresh
if not then pull out the amp cut the plug and bring the amp speaker wiring to connect with the oem wire
there are a couple videos showing how to remove the console . Time consuming but Not hard
what are you installing
you will need an adapter to keep the steering wheel buttons
if you running new speakers wires then pull eln out and start fresh
if not then pull out the amp cut the plug and bring the amp speaker wiring to connect with the oem wire
there are a couple videos showing how to remove the console . Time consuming but Not hard
what are you installing
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Joined: Jan 2012
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No need for manual. Is straightforward simple .
you will need an adapter to keep the steering wheel buttons
if you running new speakers wires then pull eln out and start fresh
if not then pull out the amp cut the plug and bring the amp speaker wiring to connect with the oem wire
there are a couple videos showing how to remove the console . Time consuming but Not hard
what are you installing
you will need an adapter to keep the steering wheel buttons
if you running new speakers wires then pull eln out and start fresh
if not then pull out the amp cut the plug and bring the amp speaker wiring to connect with the oem wire
there are a couple videos showing how to remove the console . Time consuming but Not hard
what are you installing
I am rewiring everything. Its all going to be 12 gauge speaker wire and 4 gauge power
I am putting in all JL Audio (C2 components and coax, slash series amps, and a JL stealthbox) and a Pioneer head unit
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