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2001 Chrysler 300M Infinity Amp


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chris_paul 
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Need a wiring diagram for a 2001 Chrysler Infinity 300M - factory amp is toast and have been given a NEW JL Audio 4300 Amp - long story.

Need wiring(color codes) for trunk-mounted amp - I saw a post for 2000 300M - is this the same as 2001?

Thanks!

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Metra guide for harnesses for that car.  You will want to also replace the factory speakers with aftermarket 4 ohm speakers for use with the new head unit.

Build the box so that it performs well in the worst case scenario and, in return, it will reward you at all times.
chris_paul 
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Posted: September 08, 2004 at 8:59 AM / IP Logged  

Thanks - But I need the wire color codes.  I bought this car used and the OEM Infinity amp had just taken a dump.  The seller had just had a new JL Audio 4300 amp installed, but some rookie did it - went from 4 channels to two - My head unit faders or balance controls don't work, I've lost all my bass response and I can see he's only used two input slots to amp - he was either in a hurry, didn't care or just dumb.

So, I need color codes to seperate the 4 channels.  The front door speakers have been replaced as well.  You suggested replacing two rear with 4 ohm - are they 2 ohm now? 

Also, this is an original component system - 10 speakers in car - are the crossovers behind the speakers or at some central "box"?  They aren't in the amp as the original amp just had 4 speaker inputs and outputs - front, rear, left, right, positive and negative, etc...

Thanks - CP


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