Rear pods wiring location

[Graybeard23]

I’m in the process of installing a new 6-channel amp to feed each speaker individually. The amp will be mounted in the rear where the sub used to be and I’m running new speaker wires to the fronts. I would like to use the existing wiring for the rears but am unsure where I can tap into the existing wiring. I hear it’s behind the rear passenger side but does anyone have pics or greater details and wiring color code for the rear pods?

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[RagnarKon]

I’m in the process of installing a new 6-channel amp to feed each speaker individually. The amp will be mounted in the rear where the sub used to be and I’m running new speaker wires to the fronts. I would like to use the existing wiring for the rears but am unsure where I can tap into the existing wiring. I hear it’s behind the rear passenger side but does anyone have pics or greater details and wiring color code for the rear pods?

You'll probably be better off tapping into the speaker lines up front by the ACM, as all of the inputs/outputs you need (except for the dash speakers) are already up there.

BUT to answer the question... the wiring harness goes up the C-pillar on the driver's side of the vehicle—near the seat belt for the rear passenger on the driver's side of the Bronco.

I have wiring diagrams with color codes here:

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...de-replacing-upgrading-the-factory-sub.73215/

 

[Area51BS]

PAC makes a t harness and all wires are labeled. Crutchfield is an easy place to get it.

 

[Graybeard23]

I have the PAC harness and I’m going to take RagnarKon’s advice and just run another set or wires and tap into the harness to avoid splicing.

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