just wondering my factory decks not working right,doesn't have much volumn.can i change decks and still use factory amp with little trouble.or isn't it worth it don't know what the wattage is.if not i have an old pioneer one i can use.
just wondering my factory decks not working right,doesn't have much volumn.can i change decks and still use factory amp with little trouble.or isn't it worth it don't know what the wattage is.if not i have an old pioneer one i can use.
doesn't anyone have any input!
thanks
When I got my SE-i, everything was already swapped out for (crappy) hardware. They ran new wiring for the speakers, which was decent... but I am going to say that the Bose setup is an all or nothing deal. The speakers have VERY odd numbers and the amp is something in itself. Really your best bet is to run new wires. Maybe you can salvage some of the door speaker wiring just to make life easier.
I'm of the humble opinion that anything with Bose on it should be smashed to tiny pieces.
Dr_Snooz
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1989 Honda Accord LX-i Coupe, 240k miles, MT swap, rear disc swap
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if i go with a diff deck can i use the original plug or do i have to change all the wiring.
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you can get adapters that allow you to plug into the stock harness but your still going to need to change a lot of the wiring. like people said your going to have to run separate speaker wire to the speakers.
thanks mkymonkey
you mean the adapters like the scoche ones and splice some new speaker wires to it.i take it the speaker wires run through the factory amp.so the little blue plug behind the deck is for the steering wheel controls.
If i cut the wires going into the amp match them up to the speaker wires that will work with diff deck right.
If you bypass the amp completely, then I don't see why it wouldn't work.
My car already had new wiring ran for the speakers, so I didn't have to take that route which means I can't say 100% for sure... but logically it sounds like it should work.
well the volumn is very low in the back speakers,can't hear anything from front ones.So yeah i think the amp is fucked,just want to bypass amp and put in my other honda deck to try for now.got other stuff to do to her before i worry about the stereo.
Anyone know why there are three wires on rear speakers.
do you check your fuses? If your running new wires, tape them to the old ones to fish them out
I took out the amp and deck,put the deck out of my other accord but i just want splice the wires to the speakers to try it for now.still too cold out to spend to much time working on the car.
damn weather! cant wait to do some repair on my car, its raining and my lease is up in spring![]()
Last edited by 3rd Party; 03-14-2009 at 04:20 PM.
1987 Honda Accord LX-i (A20A3) (179k)
79-whp, 103-wtq (Performance Solutions)
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car's not on the road yet,just trying to do little things til it warms up.
Well it was a little warmer out today so decided to work on stereo.I have the wiring color code printed off here but the colors don't match up tro the plug i took out of the amp.do i have to connect just the speaker wires to get it to work or do i have to connect power wires awell.anyone have a diagram or drawing that could help me.
The car runs just not on the road yet.I'm just trying to wire up another stereo for now but need help with how to do it.wish this thing never came with bose system.
anyone help.
Can someone just tell me how to hook up speakers without the amp or show me a diagram please.Thank
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