Chevrolet Camaro Car Stereo and Bose Remove and Repair
	Chevrolet Camaro Bose Sub Amplifier Removal for Repair Need more Help? See your Year and Model
	Chevrolet Camaro How to Remove and Install Car Stereo
	1.1) Remove four screws securing panel to dash. 1.2) Pull panel forward and drop to floor.
	2.1) Remove two screws exposed by dropping panel.
	3.1) Open glove box. 3.2) Remove three screws exposed.
	4.1) Pull car radio trim panel forward. 4.2) Remove two screws on the left of the radio. 4.3) Remove one nut from right side of radio. 4.4) Pull radio forward, remove antenna and connectors.
	Factory Wire Color Codes See Diagrams Below
	Aftermarket Wire Color Codes See Diagrams Below
	Speaker Phasing Installing Aftermarket Speakers and Proper Hook-up
	NO AUDIO With aftermarket stereo installation?
	Erratic Volume Control DIY Repair
Camaro Front Door Speaker Removal
	Chevrolet Camaro 'How to Front Door Panel / Speaker Removal and Installation
	1.1) Remove screw from panel.
	2.1) Remove two screws from under arm rest handle.
	3.1) Remove screws from hand hold.
	4.1) Gently pry control panel from door. 4.2) Remove connectors, they are snug.
	5.1) Loosen top edge of inserted panel by pushing down to release clips. 5.2) With slight play in panel, place your finger behind door lock switch, pull to release and and remove. Now push remaining lock lever to "Lock" position to clear through panel.
	6.1) If you like puzzles this will be easy, remove insert panel over door open handle and feed  control panel connectors through opening.
	7.1) Remove one screw from panel and remove panel from door. 7.2) Grasp door panel and pull straight up to release door panel hooks from door and remove.
	8.1) Remove three screws securing Bose speaker frame to door panel. 8.2) Gently pry frame and speaker from door panel, rotate to remove from opening.
	9.1) Disconnect Bose speaker connector and release assembly from door panel.
	10.1) Unsnap cover from frame exposing Bose amplifier. 10.2) Remove connector from amplifier. 10.3) Remove four screws securing Bose amplifier and see Shipping page.
Camaro '93-96 Rear Bose Subwoofer Enclosure Removal
	Chevrolet Camaro How to Remove and Install Rear Bose Subwoofer Enclosures and Repair
	1.1) Remove cover by lifting up to release clips and remove. 1.2) Remove one exposed screw at top of Bose subwoofer enclosure.
	2.1) Remove one screw at front edge of Bose subwoofer enclosure.
	3.1) Remove one screw at bottom of Bose subwoofer enclosure.
	4.1) Gently pull bottom edge of Bose subwoofer enclosure away from side of car. Watch carpet, it may catch on bottom edge of enclosure.
	5.1) Pull orange lock from connector.
	6.1) Depress connector lock and release, remove Bose subwoofer enclosure with speaker and amplifier/s.
*NOTES 3 Speaker System - this enclosure contains one amplifier to control subwoofer. 5 Speaker System - this enclosure contains two amplifiers, one controlling subwoofer, the other controlling both rear seat speakers. * We have successfully modified a three speaker system to five, procedure and modifications are in work. If you are interested please email us.
	Chevrolet Camaro How to Rear Seat Side Speaker Removal
	1.1) Gently push down on top of speaker grill cover releasing latches. Remove speaker grill. 1.2) Remove screws securing car speaker.
Wire Diagrams, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Corvette, Geo, GMC, Oldsmobile, Pontiac and Saturn. DO NOT CUT FACTORY WIRE HARNESS     Aftermarket stereo installation? Why purchase the aftermarket wire harness? Installation is easier, no guess work with wire color codes and a Headache Saver! Factory wire colors codes are not universal. See Aftermarket Videos above. We discourage cutting the factory wire harness. This section aids in troubleshooting and determining wire color codes, phasing for speaker hook up, locating power wires for installing external devices and add-ons. Diagrams may not be applicable to Bose Audio Systems     1978 - 1992 IMPORTANT - There are two (2) yellow*, two (2) gray and two (2) brown wires in this harness. Locate the +12 volt constant wire first. Label it or splice to constant wire on aftermarket stereo first. Swapping yellow wires will cause damage to any aftermarket stereo. Check fuses if your unable to find +12 volts. 1   Black Ground 2   Gray Dimmer 3   or Blank Antenna/Amplifier Trigger On 4   Yellow Switched +12 volts 5   Light Green Right Front Speaker (+) 6   Tan Left Front Speaker (+) 7   Gray Left Front Speaker (-) 8   Dark Green Right Front Speaker (-) 9   Brown Left Rear Speaker (+) 10   Dark Blue Right Rear Speaker (+) 11   Light Blue Right Rear Speaker (-) 12   Yellow Left Rear Speaker (-)     Factory Wire Harness On Factory Car Stereo   13     Orange Orange Constant +12 Volts 14     Brown Brown Illumination Corvette Only with Second One Wire Black Connector 15       Pink Bose Amplifier Trigger On     1988 - 2005 IMPORTANT - There are two (2) yellow*, two (2) gray and two (2) brown wires in this harness. Locate the +12 volt constant wire first. Label it or splice to constant wire on aftermarket stereo first. Swapping yellow wires will cause damage to any aftermarket stereo. Check fuses if your unable to find +12 volts. 1   Gray Left Front Speaker (-) 2   Tan Left Front Speaker (+) 3   Dark Green Right Front Speaker (-) 4   Light Green Right Front Speaker (+) 5   Black Ground 6   Brown Illumination 7   Gray Dimmer 8   Blank   9   Yellow* (Green) Switched +12 volts 10   Orange Constant +12 volts 11   Light Blue Right Rear Speaker (-) 12   Dark Blue Right Rear Speaker (+) 13   Yellow Left Rear Speaker (-) 14   Brown Left Rear Speaker (+)     All wire diagrams and color codes are not 100% accurate.
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