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Am currently working on bypassing the Rear amp in my R32 GTR as my rear speakers are hooked up but not working. However I cannot get this plug out for the life of me. Nvm I got it

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9 minutes ago, Brodys_92GTR said:

Spoke too soon… rear speakers not working even after bypassing amp…. Speakers themselves work, and are hooked up. However only the door speakers play music

Define "work".

I presume that you have fitted a new head unit and are trying to drive the rear speakers direct from the head unit's speaker outputs? Have you run new speaker wires (even temporarily around the outside of the car) to drive the speakers from the headunit, to prove they work? Are are you just putting a AA battery on the terminals to see the cones move? (Not that the AA battery test is a bad test, just that it's not as convincing as using an actual amplifier to make noise come out of them).

FWIW, I wouldn't use the original wiring that ran from the Nissan stereo to the rear amplifier for speaker level wiring. It's pretty skinny. It only take an hour or so to rip out some seats and run some new speaker wires from the front to the back.

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