NB Bose amp bypass - how-to pictures

After having difficulty finding clear images easily showing which wires should be jumped, I have taken these in case they will be useful to others.

This is the female plug of the factory Bose dual amp assembly from a 2001 LS with the single din Bose system.

Completed bypass plug.

http://i.imgur.com/GfuEPo5.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/t73hbX3.jpg

And each jumper in order to accurately show them... in case of color blindness or the such.

http://i.imgur.com/wNUAW95.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/5CKkOgp.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/JiaVDr4.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/TrtgnKl.jpg

It's not needed to keep both wires from the two wire terminals, I did so to keep from having any cut wires. I de-pinned the now unused wires as well.

I want to also include this image swiped from M dot net. This is a simple diagram showing which wires to jump, but it is from the male side/harness side of the amp connector.

http://i.imgur.com/VrRtvvR.jpg

Excellent! Thank you.

Perfect. Actually just managed to unplug the harness. Going to us this and just put wires into the male end and tape it all up.

So I finally was able to get it all out. And I cut off the female plug from the BOSE unit. Granted I have a 1999...and compared to the one you have above... I've got extra wires in positions... I & J (single black wire each), and B (2 orange wires) - but these orange wires don't look "factory." Thoughts?

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Originally Posted by turboedpickup

So I finally was able to get it all out. And I cut off the female plug from the BOSE unit. Granted I have a 1999...and compared to the one you have above... I've got extra wires in positions... I & J (single black wire each), and B (2 orange wires) - but these orange wires don't look "factory." Thoughts?

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Those are the wires I removed by depinning them.

Connector before any wires were removed.

https://i.imgur.com/WRh2qFBr.jpg

Bottom right (B position) are orange, camera flash just washed it out to look a bit yellow.

Oh perfect! I thought you were referring to the doubles (green/black/red). That makes things easier. Thanks for the clarification.