I need the wire diogram on a infinity gold amp 56006937 the amp was removed from a other jeep by cutting the wires i need to know watt gos were pleas help . mike thanks. [email protected]

hi,

if thats a dodge this might be it..

Re: Infinity Gold AMP Wire Diagram



Well I don't particularly care for Haynes manuals, but my FSM's did not have anything either. I found this in thejeep cherokee haynes manual and it says that it is for 97 and later models but see if it is close. it looks like there are 2 harnesses so I will list them seperately:

Hartness 1:
[7] Left Soundbar Speaker (+) BR/YL
[8] Left Soundbar Speaker (-) BR/LB
[5] Left Front Door Spkr (+) DG
[1] Left Front Door Spkr (-) BR/RD
[9] Right Soundbar Speaker (+) DB/WT
[3] Right Soundbar Speaker (-) DB/OR
[6] Right Front Door Spkr (+) VT
[2] Right Front Door Spkr (-) DB/RD
[4] Power Amp Relay Feed DG/RD

Harness 2:
[05] Right Soundbar Spkr (+) TN/RD
[13] Right Soundbar Spkr (-) TN/BK
[06] Left Soundbar Spkr (+) WT/TN
[14] Left Soundbar Spkr (-) WT/BK
[11] Passenger Door Spkr (+) LB/RD
[10] Passenger Door Spkr (-) LB/BK
[04] Drivers Door Spkr (+) DG
[12] Drivers Door Spkr (-) LG/RD
[01] Power Amp Feed
[02] Power Amp Feed
[07] Power Amp Ground
[08] Power Amp Ground

The tweeters run in parallel off of the door speakers.... If I can help any more let me know.

-Mike.
https://forums.off-road.com/jeep-mid-sized/105694-infinity-gold-amp-wire-diagram.html

Try the auto wreckers

you need the amplifier wire harness Metra 70-1818 that will intergrate the amplifier, or bypass the amp it is underneath the pass rear seat.

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Good Luck,
Gilshultz

yes but make sure you connect the power wire of the amplifier and buy a converter for the amplifier so you can get great sound.

no, you have to ck each wire where it goes.

First I hope you remove the speaker wires from the speaker that come from the built in amplifire. You cannot hook the powered sub to the amp without doing that first. Then all you need to do is run speaker wire from the sub out of the box to the amp. In no way can you hook up any other part of the powered sub, but the sub itself, to the amp. If you know the wattage of the sub and the ohms then wire it to the amp correctly. Your phoenix amp will put out 125 watts x 2 at 4 ohms and 250 watts x 2 at 2 ohms and 500 watts x 1 at 4 ohms bridged. Remember, only the sub itself in the sub enclosure can be connected to the amp. Hope this helped you. Let me know if you need more help.

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http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=507916

has the wire harness information for the amp. very hard to find great photos. the radio should have the sticker on the back telling you what the wires are designated for.

Check here, this guide might have what you need.

http://www.installdr.com/InstallDocs/Jeep/PDF/533013.pdf

I have the file on my other computer - search other bulletin boards. Check with Crutchfield help desk.

Input wires are the speaker wires from the Amp head/receiver (so you can go to a BestBuy and ask them for the speaker wire colors). Black is ground. Yellow/black is main power. Blue/white is turn on wire. If in doubt take off the door panels and look at what color wires go to the speakers.