Left rear door panel in place.
Driver door panel back in place.
Now I went to install the video head rest on the driver's seat. You'll need a little finishing nail or such to release the head rest from it's adjustors on the seat. The instructions just said to feed the wires down through the back of the seat so they come out the bottom. This is not going to happen with these seats. You'll need to take the cover off the back of the seat to properly run the wires. This picture shows the inside of the cover on the seat back. There are six clips (where the arrows are pointing) that need to be released to get the cover off. You should work from the bottom up. You can release the clip by inserting a panel tool in and giving the clip a push to release it (a screw driver may work as well. Once all all the clips have been released, pull the bottom of the cover away from the seat and pull down on the cover to remove it from the seat.
Initially feeding the wires through the seat back.
We now need to feed the wires out of the seat back. Behind these little panels by the seatbelt latch there is a metal bracket that you can feed the wires through.
Wires run through the seatback and out. I secured the wires to the existing wiring harnesses. Make sure to leave enough slack so the headrests can be adjusted up and down.
The video headrest installed and cover back on. To get the cover back on insert the upper guides into their places, then snap the clips back into place. The back wires you see are just the headrest wires from the bottom of the seat, I just put them under the headrest to keep them out of the way.
Passeger seat with headrest wires properly run and secured. They run through the same location they did on the driver's seat.
Front carpet reinstalled and wires run through the carpet.
Another view of the carpet and wires.
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Front carpet installed from the passenger side.
All the wiring the comes through the carpet.
Now I got into the wiring on the stock Bose amp. What I needed to do was to locate all the speaker outputs, snip the lines, and put connectors on them for the wiring from the 3Sixty. There are two connectors involved here J1 and J2. J1 has the subwoofer lines, and J2 has the rest of them.
The two connectors with the taping peeled off.
All the lines identified and labeled (at both ends of the lines so that once snipped ever line will have a label. This is necessary since not all the lines are of a unique colour.
Lines that needed to be snipped are snipped.
Connectors all put on.
Here is the map of the wires as to purpose, colour, connector, and pin location
Connector..Pin..Wire.Colour....................Purpose
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J2.........4....Tan............................Front Left +ve
J2.........5....Grey...........................Front Left -ve
J2.........15...Brown..........................Rear Left +ve
J2.........14...Yellow.........................Rear Left -ve
J2.........11...Tan............................Aux (D-Pillar) Left +ve
J2.........10...White..........................Aux (D-Pillar) Left -ve
J2.........12...Light Blue.....................Centre -ve
J2.........7....Light Green....................Front Left +ve
J2.........6....Dark Green.....................Front Right -ve
J2.........16...Dark Blue......................Rear Right +ve
J2.........8....Light Blue.....................Rear Right -ve
J2.........3....Tan with White stripe..........Aux (D-Pillar) Right +ve
J2.........2....Orange.........................Aux (D-Pillar) Right -ve
J2.........13...Yellow with Black stripe.......Centre +ve
J1.........1....Dark Blue with White stripe....Subwoofer1 +ve
J1.........2....Light Green with Black stripe..Subwoofer1 -ve
J1.........7....Dark Green.....................Subwoofer2 +ve
J1.........3....Light Blue with Black stripe...Subwoofer2 -ve
Next up (other than getting rid of this flu) is to get the Bose amp back in the truck, connect the lines from the 3Sixty, install the subwoofer.