Kenwood wiring harness

I have a kdc-x889 HU and I am going to run two cross overs without an amp and one amp to the subs. Now in my harness I have several wires that I am not familiar with. Here is a link to the manual, the wiring harness pictures is almost at the end. Can you help me figure it out? Wich wire goes where? Thank you.

ftp://inform.kenwoodusa.com/MANUALS/kdcx889.pdf

I can't pull up your link.

Is the deck already installed?  You wrote that you'll be running two crossovers without an amp- are they passive?

They came with my components. Polk Audio DB5250. I don't know if the crossovers are passive to be honest with you. I have installed the HU after some trial and error. The wire I connected to the remote turn on was incorrect. It was only putting out .02 volts. I used a dmm to figure out wich one was the power antenna and found it and used to power up my amp.

Should I use an amp with hte components? Could I just plug them to my HU? Can I just draw some power from my constant 12 volt or acc wires to power up the cross overs?

Here is a link to pictyures of the wiring harness of the HU

https://www.the12volt.com/installbay/forum_posts.asp?tid=65641&tpn=2

Ok, that makes much more sense.  You can run them off the deck for now.  If you decide the sub overpowers the components you can always add another amp to run them as well. 

Coming out of the radio, you'll connect the outputs to the crossovers.  From the crossovers, you'll connect the mids and tweeters.  Your set should have come with some wires.

Do you know where you want your tweeters to go- are they replacing factory tweeters?  If the tweeters are going in the doors, see if there's a place you can put your crossover as well.  You'll want them on the inside of the plastic water shield, so they don't get wet.  If your tweeters are not going in the doors, but in the dash or a-pillars, connect the crossovers inside, using the factory wires to power the mids, and run your new wires up to the tweeters.

What's your price range?

That's a loaded question.  I'd say hook up the equipment you have now.  If you feel it is lacking, go have a look around the stores.  This way you can demo, and find something that will work for you, within your given price range.