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		Omega Help Area => Omega Electrical and Audio Help => Topic started by: Lee 7Star on 25 June 2010, 11:42:33
		
			
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				What work is involved to swap out a Bose audio rear shelf from an Omega Elite into a Omega with no Bose? I am breaking the Elite so I have all the parts I need... Thx Lee
			
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				You'll need all the Bose speakers, rear shelf, subs and amp under the shelf, wiring from the driverside kick panel to the amp under the rear shelf ;)
 
 Think thats about it :y
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				And a BOSE compatable / configurable head unit
			
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				Thx:) Plus point is that I have all the parts and the headunit is already in, front Bose speakers went straight in... I supppose what I was getting at was is the rest of the conversion something I could do myself or should it be left to someone who has done this job before?
			
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				Without knowing your technical capabilities, its a difficult question to answer.
 
 However, refitting is simply a reverse of removal, so shouldn`t really be rocket science if you have managed to get it all out.
 
 Take your time, and shout if you get stuck - plenty on here will assist.
 
 ;)
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				Hmmm not always the reverse. If it's a facelift without Bose it's unlikely to have the connector behind the kick panel to plug the Bose loom into.
 
 All prefacelifts have the connector but not a lot of the non-Bose facelifts.
 
 
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				Hmmm not always the reverse. If it's a facelift without Bose it's unlikely to have the connector behind the kick panel to plug the Bose loom into.
 
 All prefacelifts have the connector but not a lot of the non-Bose facelifts.
 
 
 
 No they dont. Only cars with CD changers are likely to have the connector in place. Even if the connector is there then there is also a fuse to plug in - wont work without it  :y
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				Hmmm not always the reverse. If it's a facelift without Bose it's unlikely to have the connector behind the kick panel to plug the Bose loom into.
 
 All prefacelifts have the connector but not a lot of the non-Bose facelifts.
 
 
 
 No they dont. Only cars with CD changers are likely to have the connector in place. Even if the connector is there then there is also a fuse to plug in - wont work without it  :y
 
 Ah right, never looked at a pre-facelift, was going on 3rd party info!  :y
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				does it work with a ncdc2015 head unit?
			
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				Yes, just need to Tech II the NCDC into Bose Mode.  :y