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Hacking the harness's - PAC OEMVet1

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Old 01-29-2010, 03:51 PM
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In my 98, about 10 years ago, I hacked in the RCA's using bullet connectors and line taps. Over time the grounds on the RCA's have started to break( they are very tender to begin with.)

I picked up the Pac OEMVet1 and the Pac AMP-RCA harness. I knew I would have to meld the two together, what I can't quite figure out are the grounds for the RCA's. The OEMVet1 harness has a single ground that mates with one of the grounds on the body side(clear wire), so the question of the day is can I take the 4 RCA grounds from the AMP-RCA and splice them to the single ground(White/Blackstrip)?
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Ok, Thanks, now I am looking at the harness's and trying to figure out if I can get the wire and pins out intact instead of cutting them. I have the female sides and that would make life easier for splicing.

Figured it out. my hacksaw blade is the perfect width. I cut deep enough to expose the pin and it pops right out. Just in case someone else is looking to do this.

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