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Old 12-27-2020, 06:50 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Any particular reason as to why you had to cut the connector off of the wires? And would this be a simple plug-N-play for cars without the Bose system, or would there be more modifications required?
(I am assuming all 370Z's with or without Bose would still have used the same wiring harness, for simplification of manufacturing/assembly. Meaning, if my thoughts are correct, that the connector for the subwoofer is still present even in cars that did not come from the factory with a sub.)
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It is the opposite of plug and play. Upgrading to the Bose OEM system in a base model Z is waaay too much trouble. Might as well just buy quality aftermarket and redo the whole system
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Any particular reason as to why you had to cut the connector off of the wires? And would this be a simple plug-N-play for cars without the Bose system, or would there be more modifications required?
(I am assuming all 370Z's with or without Bose would still have used the same wiring harness, for simplification of manufacturing/assembly. Meaning, if my thoughts are correct, that the connector for the subwoofer is still present even in cars that did not come from the factory with a sub.)
That's a zip-tie that holds the stock harness in place that you are referring too.
the harness actually plugs into the sub with a connector body.
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Ok, thanks for the clarification!
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