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I'm, replacing the speakers on my 98 and i need the wiring diagrams for the infinity sound system.Does anyone have any ideas?The color code for the front door speakers would be all I need.
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My wire colors changed somewhere between the OEM headunit to the speakers...so be careful!
AND, the speakers were self-amp'ed, so when I added a new headunit, I ran my own wires and bypassed the speaker amps - and eventually put in REAL infinity speakers (the paper-coned OEM's were garbage!).
I assume your system is like my old one, so...If you are keeping the headunit, you'll need to amp the new speakers externally -
AND, the speakers were self-amp'ed, so when I added a new headunit, I ran my own wires and bypassed the speaker amps - and eventually put in REAL infinity speakers (the paper-coned OEM's were garbage!).
I assume your system is like my old one, so...If you are keeping the headunit, you'll need to amp the new speakers externally -
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I don't know if this helps... from a 2001.
I was too lazy to run my own wires, so I used the existing wires.
I think basically what you need to do is take the wires OUT of the speaker, and just connect them. E.g. "Amplified low right rear speaker +" gets connected to "right rear speaker +". This way I used my new headunit to power new speakers. Sounds much better but I would love to run a 4 channel amp some day. Don't kill me if you blow a fuse though - I just can't remember what exactly I did
I started to write a HOW TO but never got around to finishing!!!
"The left front door speaker powers all of the left side speakers and the same is true for the right side. Basically, all of the wires go "in" to this speakers where there is a built-in amplifier."
I was too lazy to run my own wires, so I used the existing wires.
I think basically what you need to do is take the wires OUT of the speaker, and just connect them. E.g. "Amplified low right rear speaker +" gets connected to "right rear speaker +". This way I used my new headunit to power new speakers. Sounds much better but I would love to run a 4 channel amp some day. Don't kill me if you blow a fuse though - I just can't remember what exactly I did
I started to write a HOW TO but never got around to finishing!!!
"The left front door speaker powers all of the left side speakers and the same is true for the right side. Basically, all of the wires go "in" to this speakers where there is a built-in amplifier."
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Thanks for the help guys.I'm going to swap things out this weekend so we'll see how things go.Are the tweeters in the A pillar fed from the head unit?
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hi people i need help
need to by pass my amp in a 2003 ram
any body have a wiring diagram for an infinity system
e -mail at elkman60@yahoo.com
thanks
need to by pass my amp in a 2003 ram
any body have a wiring diagram for an infinity system
e -mail at elkman60@yahoo.com
thanks
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Instructions for installation of aftermarket speakers in vehicles with Infinity speaker systems.
Left front: Connect yellow/red and dark green to + of new speaker
Connect yellow/black and brown/red to – of new speaker
Left rear: Connect brown/yellow to white/violet
Connect brown/light blue to white/dark green
Insulate ends of these wires: black/red and black violet
Right front: Connect light blue/red and violet to new speaker +
Connect dark blue/red and light blue/black to new speaker –
Right rear: Connect dark blue/white and tan/violet
Connect dark blue/orange and tan/black
These are for an 2002 Dodge Ram with Infinity sound system
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