AND if you keep everything intact, you can replace the factory head unit and factory speakers when/if you decide to sell your car. You will end up with a much simpler system that sounds 110% better than the stock system. You can tap into existing head unit wiring, without damaging it or cutting off any connectors.
Car audio running signal wires to amp stock hu install#
Now run new speaker wire to all the locations, route to new amplifier, route signal cables up to head unit location, install new modern head unit. IMO, leave everything as-is, pull out the head unit and all the speakers. Since your working with a common ground system, you can't really integrate a floating ground amplifier without rewiring everything. You won't be able to get anything usable from the trunk mounted amplifier either, as it supplies low frequencies to the door speakers. So if you plan on pulling a signal to feed an external amplifier, you would need a hi/lo level signal converter, unless you happen to have a amplifier that accepts high level signals (doubtful). Now its been while since I have worked on these sound systems but from my recollection, the head unit is a two channel unit that feeds into the fader which splits the signal into four channels. Your trying to mix old and new technology which is just going to lead to major headaches.
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