IIRC, doesn't the downloadable link that I posted say the same thing?Originally Posted by AWeb80
IIRC, doesn't the downloadable link that I posted say the same thing?Originally Posted by AWeb80
Chris D.-
'97 Ford Ranger- Project forever
'02 Buick Century- Wife's
'08 GMC Acadia- Company Car/DD
No, it says you pull the 6x9's out through the rear deck.....Originally Posted by slick
...there was no way I could get to the back 2 screws....the holes didn't even come close to lining up...had to take the rear deck out....
...it was ok anyways...the plastic base the speakers sit on didn't sit tight against the metal deck and rattled....drove me INSANE....
..so i just relied on the trusy old tire innertube...cut it up, and put pieces between the plastic and metal....no rattling.
Originally Posted by Crazy K
Originally Posted by Woll Smoth
Anything on a 2004 Monte Carlo?
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I'll get it sent over to Shaun in the next day or two so I can have it added on.Originally Posted by KCFITZ78
Chris D.-
'97 Ford Ranger- Project forever
'02 Buick Century- Wife's
'08 GMC Acadia- Company Car/DD
Yeah, thats wierd. The guide says just to remove the grills, but we all know that you can't do that. Anyways, yes, remove the bottom cushion, then the seat back, then bend up or remove the rear deck. You will probably have to loosen the rear side panels if you want to remove the rear deck.Originally Posted by AWeb80
Chris D.-
'97 Ford Ranger- Project forever
'02 Buick Century- Wife's
'08 GMC Acadia- Company Car/DD
You won't. Dash pieces are super easy to remove in 3rd gen gps.Originally Posted by jeremy
Just pull off the center bezel, and you have full and complete access
Yup the bezel just pops off. Not even any screws. You have to pop off the plastic trim piece around the key cylinder to.Originally Posted by Sudowoodo
August
1989 Pontiac Grand Prix Turbo 163k Perpetual Project
1995 Pontiac Bonneville SSEi Currently without an engine
1993 Buick Park Avenue Ultra 139k Beater
2001 Ford Focus 5 Speed Hatchback 130K Soon to be Daily Driver
Anyone know if there's anything special about a '98 Intrigue with Bose? Speakers wire up the same?
John C. Wallace
1997 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP - L67 3800 Supercharged - 4T65E-HD - Sony MEX-DV2200 - Torquelaces FTW!!
Just like any other Bose system in a newer vehicle...
Chris D.-
'97 Ford Ranger- Project forever
'02 Buick Century- Wife's
'08 GMC Acadia- Company Car/DD
The Metra website just lists a standard harness part # 70-2001. Usually the Bose systems need a amp integration harness. But it doesnt list one for this car. You may need to run speaker wires back to the amp and bypass it if you have no audio.Originally Posted by ShootR138
August
1989 Pontiac Grand Prix Turbo 163k Perpetual Project
1995 Pontiac Bonneville SSEi Currently without an engine
1993 Buick Park Avenue Ultra 139k Beater
2001 Ford Focus 5 Speed Hatchback 130K Soon to be Daily Driver
That, or you may need to find the amp turn-on lead in the harness. Typically, it is Pink or Dark Green. Sound may be so-so though.
Chris D.-
'97 Ford Ranger- Project forever
'02 Buick Century- Wife's
'08 GMC Acadia- Company Car/DD
Oh yea i forgot to mention that. Most times that doesnt work with Bose though. Usually the speaker wires are low level going to the amp and regular speaker wires coming out of the amp going to the speakers. Worth a shot though since bypassing the amp will likely be a pita.
August
1989 Pontiac Grand Prix Turbo 163k Perpetual Project
1995 Pontiac Bonneville SSEi Currently without an engine
1993 Buick Park Avenue Ultra 139k Beater
2001 Ford Focus 5 Speed Hatchback 130K Soon to be Daily Driver
Looks like this would work for adding a new stereo to the factory amp.
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_127SOEM...4.html?tp=3486
I have just run into the same issue with my Blows system.
00 GTP - mine | 05 Mariner - hers | 95 F150