Help! Bose amplifier location in 1991 Corvette

[pdeason]

I am replacing the stereo in my son's car and we are using the tuner/amp bypass harness so as to not replace the speakers. Where is the tuner/amp located and how do I get to it?

 

[gmjunkie]

I am replacing the stereo in my son's car and we are using the tuner/amp bypass harness so as to not replace the speakers. Where is the tuner/amp located and how do I get to it?

The radio tuner is behind the ft seat in the compartment with the jack,the 4 amplifiers are 1 in each speaker housing! The head unit in the dash is just the controls,CD/Tape Deck or both!

 

[pdeason]

The radio tuner is behind the ft seat in the compartment with the jack,the 4 amplifiers are 1 in each speaker housing! The head unit in the dash is just the controls,CD/Tape Deck or both!

That is the location for the 93-96. I broke down and bought the instructions online. The CDM is under the glove box, behind the fuse panel on a 90-92. You have to remove the faceplate to the fuse panel and then remove the bottom panel where the courtesy light is. Then you can gain access to the screws which hold it in place (still not veryeasy though ).

 

[Shadoweffect]

refer to: I have a idea for the factory Radio woes, I need advise from radio experts in this forum, It has some good information

 

[bucket]

refer to: I have a idea for the factory Radio woes, I need advise from radio experts in this forum, It has some good information

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Hey Dude your interior is backwards

 

[Shadoweffect]

It's because we drive on the RIGHT side of the road, not the wrong side (Left) . All left hand cars imported into New Zealand, that are under 20 years had to be convirted to RHD. They say the C4 is the hardest to do.

 

[roger longman]

It's because we drive on the RIGHT side of the road, not the wrong side (Left) . All left hand cars imported into New Zealand, that are under 20 years had to be convirted to RHD. They say the C4 is the hardest to do.

Hi all, You drive on the correct side of the road which IS the left side. You along with the majority of the world are RHD. Roger.

 

[Shadoweffect]

Hi all, You drive on the correct side of the road which IS the left side. You along with the majority of the world are RHD. Roger.

You are correct, we do drive on the left side, my mistake.
Wiki states originally most traffic drove on the left worldwide today about 66% of the world's people live in right-hand traffic countries and 34% in left-hand traffic countries. About 72% of the world's total road distance carries traffic on the right, and 28% on the left.
Just abit of useless information

 

[bucket]

It's because we drive on the RIGHT side of the road, not the wrong side (Left) . All left hand cars imported into New Zealand, that are under 20 years had to be convirted to RHD. They say the C4 is the hardest to do.

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i believe that, what a pain in the ass,:cool

 

[Curious George]

You are correct, we do drive on the left side, my mistake.
Wiki states originally most traffic drove on the left worldwide today about 66% of the world's people live in right-hand traffic countries and 34% in left-hand traffic countries. About 72% of the world's total road distance carries traffic on the right, and 28% on the left.
Just abit of useless information

I travel to Hong Kong quite frequently, and I still cannot get used to the idea of driving on the "opposite" side. I have never driven in HK, but it would definitely take some getting used to. A friend who lives in HK (who also lived in Canada) said he can drive both left and right with no problems and says he has no preference.

CG

 

[roger longman]

I travel to Hong Kong quite frequently, and I still cannot get used to the idea of driving on the "opposite" side. I have never driven in HK, but it would definitely take some getting used to. A friend who lives in HK (who also lived in Canada) said he can drive both left and right with no problems and says he has no preference.

CG

Hi all, I'm from England originally and travelled extensively in Europe, my longest drive being from Scotland to The Persian Gulf and back. I always drove a RHD car,which I much preferred. Having been in The US for 15 years and driven all round the country, covering some 40 odd states I'm getting used to LHD but I'm not sure how getting back to the old one would feel. I also have no problems driving either side of the road but would not advise someone from the US to drive in London. Roger.