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CREDIT TO CSDSTUDIO and others who have helped me out.;
Step 1: Remove stock HU....if you don't know how to do this. Search damnit. It has been covered.
Step 2: Locate the AC wires and ignore them. Here they are.
Step 3: Locate the wire bundle that goes to the amp. Here they are.
Step 4: Locate the plug and wires that you will be working on. Here it is.
Step 5: If you cut away the black covering to this bundle, you will see a single black wire, a seperate group of wires and also a group of wires in a shielded white/green casing. It is the shielded wires that you will be working on.
Step 6. You have to peel back and cut the shielded cover so that you have enough room to cut and solder in the RCA's. I left barely enough room. You should peel back more and cut. Pin #'s are on the white base of the plug. Not all of them are labelled, but if you can count consecutively, you can prob finger it out.
You are cutting wires:
(these are for the grounds)
Red pin 19
Yellow pin 15
Brown or Black pin 18
(these are for the signal +)
white pin 9
green pin 8
Step 7:
Connect the Red, Yellow and Brown/black wire together for the ground.
Connect 2 new seperate wires to this (each one will go to 1 RCA).
Solder these 5 wires together.
Step 8:
Run the white and black wire through the base of the RCA plug.
Solder the white pin 9 wire to the center of the RCA plug.
Solder either black wire to the outer contact of the RCA plug.
You have now finished 1 RCA plug.
Repeat for the remaining green and black wire.
Now you have 2 RCA plugs.
Step 9:
Repeats Steps 7 and 8 for the opposite side (the amp input side or vice versa, whichever you didn't do already)
Step 10:
You're done.
Test it. Don't blame me if it's fockelksdlkelkjsdlkjed
Mine works fine.
From here you can get an RCA switcher from crutchfield or wherever if you want. I ran my wires to my LCD brain and am switching using my LCD screen.
LINK TO THREAD WITH MORE INFO!!!!!
CLICK ME FOR MORE
CREDIT TO CSDSTUDIO and others who have helped me out.;
Step 1: Remove stock HU....if you don't know how to do this. Search damnit. It has been covered.
Step 2: Locate the AC wires and ignore them. Here they are.

Step 3: Locate the wire bundle that goes to the amp. Here they are.

Step 4: Locate the plug and wires that you will be working on. Here it is.

Step 5: If you cut away the black covering to this bundle, you will see a single black wire, a seperate group of wires and also a group of wires in a shielded white/green casing. It is the shielded wires that you will be working on.


Step 6. You have to peel back and cut the shielded cover so that you have enough room to cut and solder in the RCA's. I left barely enough room. You should peel back more and cut. Pin #'s are on the white base of the plug. Not all of them are labelled, but if you can count consecutively, you can prob finger it out.
You are cutting wires:
(these are for the grounds)
Red pin 19
Yellow pin 15
Brown or Black pin 18
(these are for the signal +)
white pin 9
green pin 8

Step 7:
Connect the Red, Yellow and Brown/black wire together for the ground.
Connect 2 new seperate wires to this (each one will go to 1 RCA).
Solder these 5 wires together.

Step 8:
Run the white and black wire through the base of the RCA plug.
Solder the white pin 9 wire to the center of the RCA plug.
Solder either black wire to the outer contact of the RCA plug.
You have now finished 1 RCA plug.
Repeat for the remaining green and black wire.
Now you have 2 RCA plugs.

Step 9:
Repeats Steps 7 and 8 for the opposite side (the amp input side or vice versa, whichever you didn't do already)
Step 10:
You're done.

Test it. Don't blame me if it's fockelksdlkelkjsdlkjed
Mine works fine.
From here you can get an RCA switcher from crutchfield or wherever if you want. I ran my wires to my LCD brain and am switching using my LCD screen.
LINK TO THREAD WITH MORE INFO!!!!!
CLICK ME FOR MORE