Wiring Harness Diagram
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Wiring Harness Diagram
I tried asking this question on the superduty forums without any luck. This forum seems to have more Ford techs and wiring experts than the other forums so I thought I'd give it a try here.
I have a 2015 F-250 Platinum with the factory amp and sub behind the passenger rear seat against the back of the cab. I want to tap into the subwoofer input before the signal reaches the factory amp and possibly some of the other speaker wires too. Does anyone have a diagram of the wiring harness so I will know which wires to tap into?
I have a 2015 F-250 Platinum with the factory amp and sub behind the passenger rear seat against the back of the cab. I want to tap into the subwoofer input before the signal reaches the factory amp and possibly some of the other speaker wires too. Does anyone have a diagram of the wiring harness so I will know which wires to tap into?
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I tried asking this question on the superduty forums without any luck. This forum seems to have more Ford techs and wiring experts than the other forums so I thought I'd give it a try here.
I have a 2015 F-250 Platinum with the factory amp and sub behind the passenger rear seat against the back of the cab. I want to tap into the subwoofer input before the signal reaches the factory amp and possibly some of the other speaker wires too. Does anyone have a diagram of the wiring harness so I will know which wires to tap into?
I have a 2015 F-250 Platinum with the factory amp and sub behind the passenger rear seat against the back of the cab. I want to tap into the subwoofer input before the signal reaches the factory amp and possibly some of the other speaker wires too. Does anyone have a diagram of the wiring harness so I will know which wires to tap into?
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^^^^ this is true. If your tapping in after the factory amp/dsp you need a processor that sums your signals and creates a new output to go to your amp. If your only want a sub amp, no four channel for speakers, you might be able to tap off of the rear speakers if it is a full range signal. The sub signal will be crap to take a signal from as it is crossed over at the factory dsp.