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Zilverado 
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Posted: April 08, 2007 at 2:05 PM / IP Logged  

Looking for some info for a stereo install in our 1992 Nissan Pathfinder. It still has the factory set-up (with cassette player). Looking to install a Sony or Pioneer CD/MP3 player. Not anything huge, just around 50W/speaker (200W total).

It appears from the wiring diagrams of the Pathty, that I have amplifiers in the factory system. I have had it suggested to me that I may need to bypass these. I think they are installed in the rear of the vehicle, in the side panels of the cargo area, but I have never looked for them. The "vehicle information" on this forum gives speaker wire colour information, but does not address amplifier wires.

I have no idea what wattage these amps would be or anything about the factory speaker wattage either. I am not a loud music guy, by any means, but at the same time, I do not want to damage anything.

So, do I need to diable these amps?

Zilverado,
Backyard Mechanic
1986 Chevy Truck & 1992 Nissan Pathfinder
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Posted: April 09, 2007 at 11:07 AM / IP Logged  

The factory amp "should be" behind the radio?"

+12V DC Battery(Constant)RED / green  10 amp Fuse block 
Switched AccessoryGREEN / WHITE Fuse for the wagon: 10 A. for the truck: 15 A 10/15 amp Fuse block 
Illumination Pink/blue Also pink/black 
Left Front + Brown Or BLACK / YELLOW; goes to the left front speaker. 
Left Front - BROWN / white Or light green; goes to the left front speaker. 
Right Front + Black Goes to the right front speaker. 
Right Front - BLACK/ white Goes to the right front speaker. 
Left Rear + BLACK/ red To the amplifier, or (in the truck) green going directly to the speaker. 
Left Rear - BROWN / white To the amplifier, or GREEN/ black going directly to the speaker. 
Right Rear + Black To the amplifier, or gray going directly to the speaker. 
Right Rear - BLACK/ white To the amplifier, or gray/red going directly to the speaker. 
stereo 1992 nissan pathfinder -- posted image. AMPLIFIER OUTPUTS 
Wire FunctionColorNoteFuse #SizeLocation
12V DC BatteryGREEN / WHITE Hot in accessory or run 10 amp Fuse block 
Left Rear Mid + Green  
Left Rear Mid - GREEN/ black  
Right Rear Mid + Gray  
Right Rear Mid - Gray/red  

Zilverado 
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Posted: April 09, 2007 at 4:16 PM / IP Logged  
Thanks for the info TuneMan. Based on this, it looks like I should be able to wire the fornt speakers direct. But for the rear, I'd have to tie-in behind the amp in order to avoid too much power going to the rear speakers. Or I could run entirely new wires...
Zilverado,
Backyard Mechanic
1986 Chevy Truck & 1992 Nissan Pathfinder

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