Hello all, new to forum but this is why. I'm trying to install a Kenwood KVT-915DVD into my 2004 Nissan Titan. The model I own (LE) has the premium sound system by Rockford Fosgate with amp. The wire harness I purchased is by Metra Part# 70-7551 (Nissan Amp Intergration Harness) for the RF, LF, RR, LR speakers it has RCA cables. How do these connect to the Kenwood harness which have 2 separate wires (a + and a -) for each speaker. The Kenwood receiver also has the safety harness containing 4 wires (pink for the reverse light, green for the parking sensor, and a + and a - for the center speaker) I can't find the center speaker wires in my truck. This Metra harness consists of 2 harnesses and there is no wires for a center speaker. Now when I took my dash apart there are 5 harnesses going to the stock radio unit, so if i only have 2 to connect, what do the other 3 do??? Just hang there unplugged??? It's late right now and I'm still frustrated from earlier but I tried to word this the best I can and include as much info. If anyone can help, it is much appreciated. Ask more ?'s if you'd like I'll expalin more. Thanks, Brian
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ttocs on 12/12/2004 13:51:50
often when they install a "premium" sound system, they simply add it on to the original wiring. You may end up without the sub working however, dunno.......
I don't think you got the right hrns though. An amp integration hrns should allow you to integrate an amp to the factory radio, I don't know if it allows you to integrate a deck into the stock amps? and you have no center speaker, and no center channel wiring.
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ttocs on 12/12/2004 13:51:50
often when they install a "premium" sound system, they simply add it on to the original wiring. You may end up without the sub working however, dunno.......
I don't think you got the right hrns though. An amp integration hrns should allow you to integrate an amp to the factory radio, I don't know if it allows you to integrate a deck into the stock amps? and you have no center speaker, and no center channel wiring.
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