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<blockquote data-quote="Exist_ential" data-source="post: 7880492" data-attributes="member: 640205">ok well you will need to separate the wiring near your console, you always want signal wires as far from power as possible.&nbsp;Power Cable (red usually) from pos on battery to a fuse within 18 inches of the battery, then from the fuse to the pos (+) on the amp, however you need to get it there.Ignition (blue/remote) from the harness on the radio (should be marked) to the remote (R) on the ampGround (Black) from a solid contact point on the car to the - on the amp. you will need to locate a spot in the trunk (or wherever you mount the amp) that is a solid electrical contact point, strip away the paint until there is nothing but pretty shiny metal and then (preferably) run a stainless steel bolt through the hole with a lock washer and 2 nuts on the other end, this will keep the bolt from shaking loose and enable a truly good contact.&nbsp;anywhere you make connections should be done with high quality ring terminals (never bare wire).&nbsp;as far as the amp and HU settings i would wait for someone else to chime in, i have never run a 2 channel or aftermarket component sets.&nbsp; [USER=666978]@princ3cmo[/USER] ;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Exist_ential, post: 7880492, member: 640205"] ok well you will need to separate the wiring near your console, you always want signal wires as far from power as possible. Power Cable (red usually) from pos on battery to a fuse within 18 inches of the battery, then from the fuse to the pos (+) on the amp, however you need to get it there. Ignition (blue/remote) from the harness on the radio (should be marked) to the remote (R) on the amp Ground (Black) from a solid contact point on the car to the - on the amp. you will need to locate a spot in the trunk (or wherever you mount the amp) that is a solid electrical contact point, strip away the paint until there is nothing but pretty shiny metal and then (preferably) run a stainless steel bolt through the hole with a lock washer and 2 nuts on the other end, this will keep the bolt from shaking loose and enable a truly good contact. anywhere you make connections should be done with high quality ring terminals (never bare wire). as far as the amp and HU settings i would wait for someone else to chime in, i have never run a 2 channel or aftermarket component sets. [USER=666978]@princ3cmo[/USER] ; [/QUOTE]

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