amp locations in a '04/'05 Screw?
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From: Temecula, CA
Originally Posted by Import-Tooner
I just did my amp install yesterday and I think I know what you guys are doing when you are trying to run the power wire through the firewall. I first found an oblong plug that I thought was the one I needed to run my amp wire through, but there is carpet behind it. So I started doing some searches and found the right plug.
You have to follow the big wiring harness that is beihind the battery down to where it goes in the fire wall. Just below that harness (and a little bit to the right) There is a round plug. Push it through or pull it out and you can run up to a 1/0 cable through there no problem. Once I figured it out it was REALLY easy. I'll try and take a picture tonight and put it in my gallary so people can see which one it is.
You have to follow the big wiring harness that is beihind the battery down to where it goes in the fire wall. Just below that harness (and a little bit to the right) There is a round plug. Push it through or pull it out and you can run up to a 1/0 cable through there no problem. Once I figured it out it was REALLY easy. I'll try and take a picture tonight and put it in my gallary so people can see which one it is.
EDIT: OOPS! The pic I'm talking about is for my neg ground off the battery. Sorry.
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ive got 2 amps in my dash behind my head unit i havent had any heat problems yet and it sure was a tight fit but it was the best place with out pullin out the whole rear seat, i wish there werent air vents under the rear seats
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Joined: Feb 2006
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From: Calif.
Originally Posted by straggleweed
ive got 2 amps in my dash behind my head unit i havent had any heat problems yet and it sure was a tight fit but it was the best place with out pullin out the whole rear seat, i wish there werent air vents under the rear seats
