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You can just solder across the pico(the little one with the P). You can also just solder a ground to the RCA ground trace. In the pic you posted, where the RCA's go through the board are the pos+ part of the plug. Turn the board over and you'll see where those lugs come through the back side...

Does it have the x-over module in the bottom?

There's probably more to it than just finding the low level input and shorting a couple pins. This is way easier. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Changer-Interface-Lancia-Ducato-Multipla/dp/B0060OAJQA

No. With 3.7 gross volume and 8" port your port would have to be 40 inches long to get to 35.97hz and leave you around 2.25 net after displacements. The only option I see is the 6" port. Did you also factor in woofer and bracing displacement? If not then the 3.7 box would be around 3.25 net...

Calc is right. Bigger diameter will be longer for the same tune. A single 4" or even 2 of them will not do at all. Not enough port area. Even a 6" port is a little small for 3.7cu/ft net. If that 3.7 is gross before displacements you'll be ok though. When you use the calc(Torres I assume) try to...

Your cap doesn't really have input and output on the neg side. It just has 2 terminals on a common neg buss. There is some sort of switch on the pos side though. If you open it up you'll see what Im talking about. I would ground both the cap and amp to the frame. The buss between input and...

If you want TA then unfortunately you are going to get a lot of "audio options' with that feature. How about this... Pioneer AVH-X4700BS Double-DIN Car Stereo w/ 7" Display & Pandora

In all honesty you would really be better off just swapping to an aftermarket head unit to get what you're looking for. They can be had new for right around the same price all the adapter business is gonna cost you. Are you really wanting to keep the stock unit? I had to on the Mazda 3 because...

The link I posted was just a quick reference to what the adapter will be like. I'm really not that familiar with your vehicle and haven't done any research into what works. Those Grom's linked all run off the factory satellite radio function. Does your head unit have a Sat radio option? If so...

One other thing to look at, especially if you're looking to cheap out, is how the adapter is activated. There's probably quite a few super cheap hacks like just a couple RCA's on a plug that fit your HU that will work, but require something like burning and playing a silent cd or some janky...

There's a few adapters out there with different options that are plug and play. I recently did it for the wifes Mazda 3 and it worked perfect. Google "06 Pathfinder aux input bluetooth" and variations of that. A good tip is once you find an adapter you like on say a Nissan forum, re-google that...

What vehicle is it?

I'm a joke? Really you're a full on retard! YOU said it would be hard to achieve port area giving the box parameters. YOU were wrong about that. It took me 45 seconds. You suggested a box "close to" what he wanted. I gave him exactly what he wanted. I was waiting for more information when YOU...

Stahp explaining. I don't care anymore..... again.