Install Audiophile SUB in another make vehicle
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In addition to the wires mentioned, you also need a 12 volt power supply, Ford originally used a 25 amp fused power supply.
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Yep, just installed one behind the seats in my 2005 F-350 Crew Cab. It was easy in my case since I was installing a Factory Ford Navigation/Audiophile head unit that had the connector for the sub.
In addition to the wires mentioned, you also need a 12 volt power supply, Ford originally used a 25 amp fused power supply.
In addition to the wires mentioned, you also need a 12 volt power supply, Ford originally used a 25 amp fused power supply.
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umm, that would be the truck's main battery. I'm sure from the factory the audiophile system is combined with the main wiring harness/circuits. But if you're hooking up the amp on your own, the best practice is to run the power wire directly to the battery and have an in-line fuse to protect it.
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