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Is there any mention of intermidiate connectors [cd to radio] harness?
Salim
There are no signal connection between CD Changer and Radio/tape Assembly.
Only TX (Serial Transmit for control - TX+ / TX-) connections are exist between CD changer and instrument panel.
Except 2 connections (TX+, TX-), all wiring of CD Changer go to Amplifier.
Amplifier gets two sound signals from Headunit and CD Changer. Also there are another TX to Amplifier from Instrument Panel. It control the amplfier with instrument panel so amp can select the sound source.
There are no signal connection between CD Changer and Radio/tape Assembly.
Only TX (Serial Transmit for control - TX+ / TX-) connections are exist between CD changer and instrument panel.
Except 2 connections (TX+, TX-), all wiring of CD Changer go to Amplifier.
Amplifier gets two sound signals from Headunit and CD Changer. Also there are another TX to Amplifier from Instrument Panel. It control the amplfier with instrument panel so amp can select the sound source.
Thanks.
Amp is a module next to the radio and not the sub. right. I assume the volume, balance, fade, bass and treble control are part of the amp ... although from outside they seem to be on the radio/casette unit.
If i was to go with a stronger amp, should i keep this amp and hook only the speaker wires to a new amp, thereby keeping all the other connections intact????