Modifying the Base 6 to the Alpine 9 ---

[TravisH]

Sounds like your system is shorting out somewhere or getting a faulty ground. Double/triple check your connections and do an impedance test on your grounds. Also if your running an aftermarket amp try the audio control LGDs either green or blue. Most people will tell you they are not required which is true but you get a cleaner signal when you use them from my experience.

There is no aftermarket amplifier or line output converter attached to the system.


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[Ntc]

Just completed my audio system upgrade from base 6 speaker used the amp pro
d 6-1200 and lc 1-500 without load resisters my only complaint is that when
you turn the truck off it’s still making the same strange sounds i figured it would
go away with the upgrade

 

[All_Black_Lone_Star]

Just completed my audio system upgrade from base 6 speaker used the amp pro
d 6-1200 and lc 1-500 without load resisters my only complaint is that when
you turn the truck off it’s still making the same strange sounds i figured it would
go away with the upgrade

What strange sound are you referring to?

 

[22Ram1500InAR]

@FM45 do you have a reference where you find how all these things get wired in a Ram truck? Specifically for me, I have the 3.6 eTorque with no ANC. No idea how that is wired or where to start figuring out how to do this mod. Like how do I get wires to amp? In the end, I’m betting it may actually be easier, but would love some hints to get started.

PS- I really appreciate all that you contribute to this forum.

 

[mandadar]

@FM45 do you have a reference where you find how all these things get wired in a Ram truck? Specifically for me, I have the 3.6 eTorque with no ANC. No idea how that is wired or where to start figuring out how to do this mod. Like how do I get wires to amp? In the end, I’m betting it may actually be easier, but would love some hints to get started.

PS- I really appreciate all that you contribute to this forum.

I believe all the wiring in mostly hidden under the floor and through the back wall. How it gets there is really up to you.

 

[mandadar]

The sub wiring plug mentioned in the write up no longer goes by those numbers. It's now a jeep wiring harness. I was wondering if anyone knew the technical name for that plug or the new number. Or if it's necessary at all. I'm not great at electrical so all the help is appreciated!