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Very interesting. Multiple subwoofers in the same room (vehicle) perform in some very interesting ways when given the same signal. This is a common technique used to clean up modal response problems. The remaining question is which one, or both, are being used for ANC.
Im pretty sure everything is controlled by the BCM
Are you trying to add factory fog lamps?
Does anyone know where the amp is located on the 2015 LS Tahoe? or is it just a part of the head unit?Here is the Fog Lights
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There is only 1 Subwoofer - if you look at the diagram above there is only 1 positive and a negative for subwoofer. There must be a misprint or they are using a postive signal from the one side and a negative from the other side to sum a mono channel to the subwoofer.
Look at the following sheets - no mention of a second subwoofer.
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Nice! Thanks...
What did you go to get the black grill vs. the chrome?Nice! Thanks...
Here are the wiring schematics for the Stereo and Amp. If anyone wants any other wiring let me know and I will post em up.
Turbotoys, can you post the wiring for the wiring of the rear seats? Installing a power 3rd row seat in a non power 2015 Tahoe.
Thanks,
Andrew
It's usually higher up in the dash. Like not far under the dash pad.View media item 25561Does anyone know where this grommet ends inside the passenger cabin?
I need to run a set of wires thru the firewall down the left side of the vehicle towards the grill.
I was looking at the connection box next to the pedals in which it appears the writing harness comes into the cabin from the engine but it doesn't seem to line up with the grommet pictured.
2016 Suburban LT