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You have a 2005 Toyota solara with the jbl sound system can anyone tell you where the factory amplifier is?
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∙ 15y ago
The previously posted answer to this question was for the Gen I Solara. The '05 is Gen II so to clarify. The factory amplifier is behind the glove box. Open the box, remove the screw holding the 'air assist' lever (on right) push in sides of glovebox and swivel down. The amp will be visible near the air conditioning ducting. It's a box with a couple of electrical plugs going to it.
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