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<blockquote data-quote="TcAllen247" data-source="post: 7816787" data-attributes="member: 643285"><p>Ok, recently acquired a sweet 93 Nissan 300zx. When I grabbed the car up the stereo seamed to work, the guy mentioned that he occasionally had issues with it. Well about two weeks in I noticed a terrible crackling and static noise out of the rear right speaker ever time the car was in gear. Assumed a bad speaker so I started looking into getting new speakers, even went ahead and bought the aftermarket mounts to replace the bose mounts. Also looked into getting a new head unit since mine isn&#039;t compatable with Android. Well, today I go to pull out the head unit that is in there and apparently the guy before me never bought the aftermarket harness and did a hack-job splicing of all of the speaker wires running away from the aftermarket harness... it looks like I&#039;m going to have to run all new wire... I&#039;ve never done this, how difficult of a job is it, and how would I connect the wire I run to the new head unit? Would it just be easier to use the RCA preouts and use a small amp? Please advise.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="TcAllen247, post: 7816787, member: 643285"] Ok, recently acquired a sweet 93 Nissan 300zx. When I grabbed the car up the stereo seamed to work, the guy mentioned that he occasionally had issues with it. Well about two weeks in I noticed a terrible crackling and static noise out of the rear right speaker ever time the car was in gear. Assumed a bad speaker so I started looking into getting new speakers, even went ahead and bought the aftermarket mounts to replace the bose mounts. Also looked into getting a new head unit since mine isn't compatable with Android. Well, today I go to pull out the head unit that is in there and apparently the guy before me never bought the aftermarket harness and did a hack-job splicing of all of the speaker wires running away from the aftermarket harness... it looks like I'm going to have to run all new wire... I've never done this, how difficult of a job is it, and how would I connect the wire I run to the new head unit? Would it just be easier to use the RCA preouts and use a small amp? Please advise. [/QUOTE]

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