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Old Aug 16, 2008 | 11:18 PM
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Question help on wiring head unit

hi i need help to rewire my head unit. ok when i first got my system i didnt know anything about wiring them so i had a guy help me that use to work at a audio shop. my setup was and still is one amp powering my sub and a 2 channel amp powering my door speakers and my head unit powering 2 tweeters w/ cross overs taking the bass away from them. now i would like to run my door speakers and tweeters off of my head unit. from the head unit the white and gray both w/ black strip are going to the tweeters, green and purple are taped off from the hu, now the wires coming from the sub for the door speakers are running into the stock wiring harness those 4 would be the purple, white, gray, and green w/ black strip. so can i just splice the stock harness into the ones coming from the hu. im assuming this would be a typical install correct far as the door speaker wiring. i have a 97 f150 if that helps any. and one more thing i wouldnt have to worry about the cross overs for the tweeters if i splice before correct. i think im right so let me know. thanks in advance guys.

p.s all my audio is pioneer
 
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Old Aug 17, 2008 | 01:50 PM
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anybody out there knows what im talkin about or should i just go ahead and cut and splice and hope for the best, im just tryin to double check before i do
 
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Old Aug 22, 2008 | 11:51 AM
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hey bro, in my experience you shouldn't have to cut anything. Scosche makes a whole line of interface kits......go to your local audio dealer and order the kit. Also in my experience, depending on the head units power output it might clip when using an amplifier on the preouts. Only way to know for sure is to try it......here is the link Good Luck

http://www.scosche.com/products/sfID1/151/sfID2/159
 
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