what harness do i use for the the factory jbl system?
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Answer from Titantech: Your car needs a canbus decoder. We will ship it along with the package.
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I'm sorry I can't help you. I put my CD player in W900 Kenworth Truck. I did not need a harness.
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Not sure if you may be able to find an adapter, and may not like this answer, but I have always clipped the factory harness off and used small wirenuts or permanent appliance crimps. It pays to have a book on your car if you have to sort out the wires. The speaker wires are usually pretty obvious. Have a tester for the rest. Good luck.
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This module lets you addon an amplifier to the factory radio. The question is what speakers will you be using because the job becomes complicated if it entails wiring to each factory speaker
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As far as I know you must purchase a wiring harness specific to your vehicle. I got mine at walmart. Round $15. One side wires to stereo and other plugs to your factory harness to keep you from having to cut wires. It's pretty simple. You will have to do this with any stereo you buy. This is a good one I think for the money. Not many for the price have bluetooth capability and hd radio. That is why I bought one.
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Depends on how the grills are attached. In my case the factory grills were part of the door panel, so my speakers are mounted behind them. I didn't use the JBL grills at all, didn't need to. Hope this helps, these are great speakers by the way
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Standard speaker wire connections. Very simple. If you go to Infinity's website and look up the model it will probably have photos and or diagrams with all the details.
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I simply connected the aftermarket speakers to the factory harness. Hope that helps.
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You will need the adapter for the electric harness and the face plateI would recommend you to go to Crutchfield and buy the adapters there, they will let you know exactly what you need, also his adapters come with an instruction sheet
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You'll most likely need the wiring harness. I always consult crutchfield.com for what parts I need. It will tell you if you need anything special. But you'll at least need the wiring harness unless you want to cut the factory wires.
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it's silly simple, just take the speaker plug and plug into the factory plug,no cutting,,,it's plug and play
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No you will need to cut the factory wire harness at the speaker, well worth that small task for the sound though.
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I used a harness from a set of PIAA lights I had taken off my jeep. Just about any harness will work.
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They only come with speaker wire with terminal clips. Unlikely it will connect to stock harness without some modification. I dremeled mine off of the old speaker, and then soldered it onto the new terminals. This way I can still use the stock harness.
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I installed mine with a Pioneer aftermarket receiver. The receiver will require an adapter harness to plug into the Jeep factory wiring harness.
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The unit I purchased was used but it did come with the harness. You can check Polk's website to confirm.
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Like most any head unit, this model comes with an adapter to be wired to your car. The harness has wires for all 4 speakers, a remote turn on wire, a dimmer circuit, both power wires and a ground. For most car installs, you should still use a specific adapter (not included) to adopt the included harness to a plug style for your specific car. Some new cars even need specific adapters for emulating some or all of these inputs/outputs.