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Hi guys
Is this plug for the amps for the front speakers in the door ?
There is one in each side not plugged in
I assume this as the is after market radio and speakers in the car
You don't mention year but I'd say NO it's not for the Bose. I wouldn't think the Bose would have used Weather-pack and I believe the Bose was in most years likely a 6-pin connector.
What are the wire colors? The year is?
I wouldn't have expected Weather-pack in the doors at all.
Hi sorry is an 88 model Has Bose
One was connected on the r/h side
The l/h was unplugged
It appears that for '88 the Bose did use a four wire Weather-pack - you didn't mention wire colors but I would expect PINK/BLK, DK GREEN, LT GREEN and BLACK for the right door and substitute GRAY and TAN for colors other than PNK/BLK and BLACK for the left. Early this AM I looked at an '86 FSM and the AMP terminals are lettered A, C, D, F, that would have left me to think it was a 6 wire like I mentioned. I was able to find a later MY that had them lettered A, B, C, & D.
From the '86 FSM. It's not uncommon to only display populated terminals to a component. Fooled me for sure.
I will look at wiring in the morning a post colours
Someone has cut a few wires when removing alarm
So trying to work it all out before car goes to paint
Dale
UOTE=WVZR-1;1590218703]It appears that for '88 the Bose did use a four wire Weather-pack - you didn't mention wire colors but I would expect PINK/BLK, DK GREEN, LT GREEN and BLACK for the right door and substitute GRAY and TAN for colors other than PNK/BLK and BLACK for the left. Early this AM I looked at an '86 FSM and the AMP terminals are lettered A, C, D, F, that would have left me to think it was a 6 wire like I mentioned. I was able to find a later MY that had them lettered A, B, C, & D.[/QUOTE]
An '87 FSM has the left as A - PNK/BLK, B - BLK, C - GRY, and D - TAN. For the right A- PNK/BLK, B - BLK, C - DK GRN and D - LT GRN
That doesn't seem to match your message but it's what is in the FSM. It's also from an '87 FSM and you've an '88 but I would expect the color coding to have carried from '87 to the '88. I believe that A - PNK/BLK, B - BLK on both should be sufficient for the ID that it is the Bose connector in each door.
With the many issues you mention maybe an '88 FSM would be a "wise buy" for confirmations.
QUOTE=WVZR-1;1590225580]An '87 FSM has the left as A - PNK/BLK, B - BLK, C - GRY, and D - TAN. For the right A- PNK/BLK, B - BLK, C - DK GRN and D - LT GRN
That doesn't seem to match your message but it's what is in the FSM. It's also from an '87 FSM and you've an '88 but I would expect the color coding to have carried from '87 to the '88. I believe that A - PNK/BLK, B - BLK on both should be sufficient for the ID that it is the Bose connector in each door.
With the many issues you mention maybe an '88 FSM would be a "wise buy" for confirmations.[/QUOTE]
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