Wiring Bose sub and amp

[jmc256]

So i have bought a console out of a 2005 Yukon to put in my 2000 Z71 Tahoe. The new console has both the Bose sub and amp. How should I go about hooking this up? I have my factory radio and CD player still in my truck.

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[qukon 95]

I think it's a dual voice coil you will not be able to use the Bose amp. You need to find out the ohms of
That sub using a multi meter then you will know what amp to get in my 99 escalade console it has a single voice coil that is 1.4 ohms I bought a 300 RMS 1 ohm STABLE class d amp that's more than enough to drive it with problems you won't be able to find power ratings on the Bose systems.

 

[qukon 95]

I think it's a dual voice coil you will not be able to use the Bose amp. You need to find out the ohms of
That sub using a multi meter then you will know what amp to get in my 99 escalade console it has a single voice coil that is 1.4 ohms I bought a 300 RMS 1 ohm STABLE class d amp that's more than enough to drive it with problems you won't be able to find power ratings on the Bose systems.

 

[gmcyukondriver]

Actually, if you go to the Bose website, and then go into the automotive support area, there's a phone number to call.

Call that, and leave a message with your name, number, and the part number you want to know about. They got back to me in a day or two, I was actually surprised they called back. I was able to get info on the sub out of the Denali console I got.

But yeah, you're probably going to have to get a different amp. From what I've heard, the Bose amps have to be hooked up to the wiring harness mess, and that would be a pain.