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Old 06-21-2010, 09:58 PM   #1
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Bose amp harness

Ok, So ive been searching this forum for 2 days and can't seem to find the info I'm looking for. I've also been looking on the net and flea-bay -- no luck.

I'm planning to add a powered sub (most likely the Infinity Basslink II) to my wife's 2008 Anniversary car with the Bose system. I've read several posts regarding pre-amp and post-amp hookups. I plan to hookup post-amp (speaker level outputs). I do not want to splice into the factor wiring. Does anybody make a wiring harness for this? Basically, this harness would have 3 ends:
  • Male end to plug into amp
  • Female end to plug to factory speakers (Blue plug from amp)
  • Loose ends to connect new amp speaker level inputs
Sorry firebirdude if this is a repeat question. Guess you'll keep your left teste a little longer
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Old 06-22-2010, 06:26 AM   #2
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No problem. Don't think anyone has asked this before, but no. Nobody currently makes a plug-and-play harness like you're looking for.

You could just use vampire clips.
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Yes you're still cutting into the harness, but you're not cutting the wire at all. Just mashing through the insulation enough to create a connection. Once you un-install the clip, the insulation works back into place and you can barely even tell anyone touched the factory wiring.
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