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external amp location 900 1992

posted by  someone claiming to be Robi on  Fri Jan 7 11:42 CST 2005 [RELATED]

Thanks for all that. I was trying to put back an OEM radio that had been pulled out when the aftermarket one was put in. I pulled the panels and found where the amp used to be. They had removed it when they put in the aftermarket rig. I had to pay $32 for an amp. I put that in and plugged the wires in and it worked. I will have to dress up the old wires...but will leave them in case. You have a good suggestion about the newer radios. I appreciate your help!





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