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Which wires going to the amplifier in the back is for sound in the 1998 navigator?
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the easiest way to get a signal for your system is to go to the factory sub. which is by the 3rd seat. open it and cut the wires from the speaker and go to your near by audio store and get a RCA signal converter runs around 30-40 bucks and get a RCA cable connect the red and white wires to your amp and you should get bass and if you are talking about the remote wire for your amp you will have to open your deck up with special keys and behind it there will be a remote wire. tap into that and run it to your amp.
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