i posted the oem wire harness schematics - HERE. In case anyone wants to do this.

I work at a stereo shop and I took some leftover wiring harness kits and made an amp bypass plug.





Also, as you can see, I'm apparently OCD about wires...

 

That looks very good, I might have to buy one of those from you.

 

Since the OE speakers aren't marked with their polarity I was looking for this information a while back when I installed some new speakers. For some reason it didn't come up on a search, but I thank you anyway for taking the time to gather and post this information. I will check my wiring against this info to insure I wired my new speakers correctly. Thanks again!

 

Just use a 9-volt battery to check for a speaker's polarity. When the cone of the speaker is extended "out", you have correct polarity - just mark which one you have + & - on, & you are all set ... make sure all are done this way or you will have some in phase, & some out of phase, & everything will sound muddled.

 

I followed the bypas imstructions and got 2 out of 4 speakers working then adjusted the balance to properly check the others and I hurd a very slight crackle coming from the speakers I had hooked up and now I have no sound again. Stereo plays CDs but no sound or chime again. Any tips? Could I have blown something up? Is there a fuse I can check?

 

Got it fixed. I had crossed the entena wire with a speaker wire. Lol. Tips: follow the schematic exactly as it says

 

You can get an amp by-pass connector from a company called Metra. Plug it in and your good to go.

 

dude do you make them to sell and if so how much and where do i order?