Two different options in my experience. You will first need an rca adapter - it has 2 or 4 wires coming out that you will splice into your speaker wires. Ideal place for this is behind the radio (all speaker wires start there). That converts to rca plug, so you can connect to that from the amp for your sound. Then speaker wire from the amp to your speakers. In my experience there is no +/- wires for speakers.
For the remote wire (blue...tells the amp to turn on/off with the radio) there may be a blue wire in the factory radio, or there may be ones thats labeled remote... If not you will just need to test the wires (that aren't speaker) for power that cuts on/off with the radio.
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I just looked, my sub has the RCA connection and 3 others.
"P.conn" - blue 16ish gauge wire
Ground - 10ish gauge wire
Battery Power - 14ish gauge wire (very thin for a battery wire...)
All these seem very small compared to what im seeing online, 4 gauge wire for battery cables it says.
So if im understanding correctly - blue goes to the speaker control wire to tell the amp on/off, ground obviously goes to ground, power goes to the positive battery post, and i need the RCA Adapter spliced into my stock harness for sound. Correct?
Right now im looking at a wiring kit on amazon similar to the walmart one i posted, and im looking at a Kicker RCA adapter. Should i buy them?
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