any ideas? Do I have to take it some where or can I do it my self?

Edited February 2, 201115 yr by IBTZNU

using the stock icc as the source of you signal? Should be a guide on here for it somewhere but you will need a loc converter and you hook this into the signal from the rear speakers and that gives you the signal from your amps. Then you needa run your power and remote trigger cable for your amp.

You can do it yourself if you know how to wire things up and pull apart you car. If you dont know either start doing some reasearch on how to pull apart your car and what you need to wire up your amp. If you have no idea I would say take it to someone to do

Done this a thousand times in my car. At the moment I have the latest Digital Alpine Mono block amp using a High to low level speaker converter but I am getting engine noise when I start up the car. If you need any help I'm more than happy to help you. I have never had this issue and no one has ever seen it. I think it's my amp as my old amps never did this in the same car.

Had the same issue smurf when they installed mine but they did 1 the day before with sony amps and had no issues. all they did was add a noise filter

Does any1 know wot the wires on the stock amp are, like wot colour is for which spearker L R and so on???

Thanks guys!!!!!!!!!!!1

there should only be one output for the stock amp and that will be for the sub, the speakers are unamped and get their signal from the stock h/u

Done this a thousand times in my car. At the moment I have the latest Digital Alpine Mono block amp using a High to low level speaker converter but I am getting engine noise when I start up the car. If you need any help I'm more than happy to help you. I have never had this issue and no one has ever seen it. I think it's my amp as my old amps never did this in the same car.

Sometimes if the gain or signal is turned up to high on your amp you will get this feed back or bad earth but the way to figure it out is turn your gain down and your head unit down then check for the noise can be feedback