How do i install a AMP, in a Non BOSE head unit in a 2002 maxima se, i want to run the internal speakers from the base head unit to amp to the speakers.

 

not sure about your specific needs, but it should be a fairly straightforward process. you'll probably want to put the amp under a seat since it is powering the internal speakers. my car doesn't have power seats, so it fits really well under my passenger side. there are 4 bolts holding your seat in, so you can take those out and pull the seat out and have plenty of room to work with. you'll have to take the head unit back out, disconnect all the wires that run to the speakers, hook up audio cables to a set of pre-amp outputs on there, then connect the remote power wire to the blue wire off the head unit. you'll run these wires under the carpet or something to get them to your amp and plug them in. now you need to get the power wire connected from the amp to the battery terminal and whether you go through the firewall or otherwise is up to you. and you'll need to hook up the ground wire from the amp to some part of the frame close by. then its just a process of running speaker wire from the amp through the car to each of your speakers.

that's kind of a generic description, but everyone's needs are slightly different and all installations are slightly different depending on how you want to do it.

good luck with it.

 

Thanks , my only questions i have a non bose head unit, does that come with the option for a remote power option for the amp? second i was thinking about running the wires from the amp to the hu and then slicin wires to match the 4 internal channels or other channels.

 

the remote power wire i'm talking about is part of an amp wiring kit that you would buy. it is typically blue and probably a pretty small guage wire. it runs from the head unit to the amp. all it does is lets the amp know when to turn on and play once the head unit is on.

i suppose you could do that with the speaker wires. i tend to just run my own wires through the car so i know that the speaker wire is of high quality and laid well and is of a large enough size. your solution is creative though and as far as i know it should work fine.

 

if my positive and negs get mixxed how bad is that lol i would love to run my wires thru, but thats alot of work to do