Fun story,
I listened to everyone,
I got my Amp/Sub installed! EVERYTHING WORKS PERFECTLY!
Now I just have to replace my Door Speakers with some higher quality ones!

My ground wire had a ring that was too small, so I grounded to a screw inside the Jack Compartment in the back,
I got everything hooked up and running fine,

Turned my Key backwards, to work on the wiring and hear if I pulled anything out, turned it off, turned it back on to turn the engine on,
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand, my battery is dead. hahahahahaha!
Tomorrow I'm gonna jump it with my mom's old crappy car,
There's still enough power to power the lights, the radio, and the little beeper,
But Not enough to power my 6-disc changer, the amp, and the sub haha!

Thanks for everyone's help!

 

Now I'm wondering what speakers I need to replace my front door speakers,
Plus I have a couple of tweeters, I was wondering if there's a way to install those in the dash, the problem there, is I opened those up, and I only have a plate, when I unscrew it, no wiring or anything, help? :-P

 

yip, a pair of comps would be a nice addition.......with tweeters, you gotta have a crossover to keep the bass from playing thru them. but if you decide to get comps, it comes with a mid, a tweet and a crossover. a decent set will run ya at the least $120 new, unless you go to ebay......and with the plate in the dash.....they just like to fool ppl.......I belive new wires will need to be ran there.......

hope this helps.....

 

Couple things, yea when you are gng to have your doors open for a while, pull the dome light fuse. that helps alot.

for the doors, pretty easy, one screw behind door handle, two in door pull under cover. pull the window switch panel off and unplug wires. unclip from the door itself. For the tweets, you will have to run wires up to them. grab a coat hanger and just kinda push down from the top of the dash, and it will eventually come out underneath. just run wires from the deck. You will have to pull the deck out again!!!

OIn the actual tweeters, do they have a model number??? If not, you will need a digital multi-meter that reads resistance, and check them. Or you could pm me.. i might have another option for ya!

 

Well I have no idea the model number, I'll check tomorrow, but I have 2 converters for my tweeters, all the wire I'll need, now I'll just have to wire them myself, and cut the panels a small hole for them! Thanks everyone.

 

sounds like a plan. lemme know if you need any help man!