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Installing an amp or sub woofer... 850

posted by  Shaughnessy on  Thu Jul 25 21:45 CST 2013
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I removed all of the screws, but the fuse box wouldn't move. But I was able to snake hard wire up to through the fuse box side (hard to describe) and get everything wired.

Although found out my back speaker are toast. I kind of wish the (brand new) 6x9's I bought, originally for my 245, would fit.






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