2009 Amp/sub Install

By ld691
February 21, 2011 in Audio, Electronics & Software

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ld691

Posted February 21, 2011

Hey guys so im havin trouble with gettin the wires right behind the stock heat unit to run to my amp. can someone take a pic and show me the proper wires. it say brn/yellow and ltblu/drblue. and also the baby bracket on the seat, i just need to remove one as i have the amps in proper postion. what would be the best way to remove them without settin seat on fire haha?

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