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Subwoofer

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Subwoofer

Body

Harness

Subwoofer

Power

Harness

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PF150S09

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M6

Bolts

x3

M8

Bolts

x3

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11

1P

t

M8

Nut

Inserts

x3

(Requires

Nut

Insert

Tool)

Wire

Taps

x2

Adapter

Harn

e

ss

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--

" -15A

Fuse

Wire

Ties

x6

Foam

Strips

M6

Speed

Clips

x3

Adhesive

Covers

x3

1

Amplifier

Body

Harness

2

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Amplifier

Assembly

• t

25A

Fuse

Wire

Ties

x6

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Amplif

i

er

Power

Harness

Radio Removal (Trucks with Console Mounted Shifter)

1.

Set

the

parking

brake

.

2.

Tum

the

ignition

switch

to

the

run

position

(do

not

start).

3.

Shift

the

transmission

to

~~Neutral!!.

4.

Lift

up

on

the

shifter

bezel

to

remove

.

Fig.

1

5.

Return

transmission

to

park

and

tum

ignition

switch

to

off.

6.

Open

the

hood,

disconnect

the

negative

battery

cable

7.

P

ull

loose

the

rubber

tray

above

the

radio

and

remove

the

two screws

beneath

it.

Fig.

2

8.

Remove

the

two screws

on

the

top front

of

the

console.

Fig.

3

9.

Remove

the

panel

on

both

sides

of the console

by

pulling

it

loose.

Fig.

4

10.

Remove

the

screw

on

each

side

of

the

console

toward

the

front.

Fig.

5

11.

Slide

both

front

seats

all

the

way

forward.

(For

trucks

with

power

sliding

seats

temporarily

reconnect

the

nega

t

ive

battery

cable

in

order

to

move

seats.)

12.

Remove

screw

on

each

side

of

the

rear

of

the

console.

Fig.

6

3

13.

Slide

the

console back

approximately

three

inches

to

allow

access

to

the

screws

securing

the

bottom

of

the

left

and

right

vent

assemblies

and

remove

the

screws.

Fig.

7

14.

Remove

the

two screws

in

the

top of

the

instrument cluster

bezel.

Fig.

8

15.

Pull

the

bezel

loose,

but

do

not

completely

remove.

The

bezel

just

needs

to

be

loose

enough

to

allow

the

left

vent assembly

to

be

removed.

16.

Pull

loose

the

left

vent

assembly

and

remove.

Fig.

9

17.

Open

the

glove

compartment

and

squeeze

the

sides

inward

to

allow

it

to

fold

all

the

way

down.

18.

Find

the

three

bolts

securing

the

passenger

side

airbag

assembly

and

remove

them.

Fig.

10

19.

Pull

the

air

bag

assembly

out

approximate

ly

three

inches

to

gain

access

to

the

screw

securing

the

top

of

the

right

vent

assembly

and

remove

the

screw.

Place

a

towel

under

the

airbag

assembly

to

prevent

it

from

scratching

the

dash.

Fig.

11

Do

Not Disconnect AnyAirbag

Wiring.

20.

Pull

the

right

vent

assembly

loose

and

disconnect

wiring.

21.

Pull

loose

the

small

trim

panel

below

the

radio.

Fig.

12

4

22.

Carefully

pry

loose

the

aux.

input

panel

with

a pick

tool

or

small

flat

screwdriver,

disconnect

wiring

and

remove

the

screw

retaining

the

radio

bezel.

Fig.

13

23.

Pull

loose

the

radio

bezel

and

disconnect

wiring.

Fig.

14

24.

Remove

the

four screws

securing

the

radio,

remove

radio

and

disconnect

wiring.

Radio Removal (Trucks with Column Mounted Shifter)

25.

Pull

loose

the

rubber

tray

above

the

radio

and

remove

the

two screws

beneath

it.

Fig.

15

26.

Remove

the

two

screws

in

the

top

of

the

instrument

cluster

bezel.

Fig.

16

27.

Pull

the

bezel

loose,

but

do

not

completely

remove.

The

bezel

just

needs

to

be

loose

enough

to

allow

the

left

vent

assembly

to

be

removed.

28.

Pull

loose

the

left

vent

assembly

and

remove.

Fig.

17

29.

Open

the

glove

compartment

and

squeeze

the

sides

to

allow

it

to

fold

all

the

way

down.

30.

Find

the

three

bolts

securing

the

passenger

side

airbag

assembly

and

remove

it.

Fig.

18

5

31.

Pull

the

air

bag

assembly

out

approximately

three

inches

to

gain

access

to

the

screw

securing

the

top of

the

right

vent

assembly

and

remove

the

screw.

Place

a

towel

under

the

airbag

assembly

to

prevent

it

from

scratching

the

dash.

Fig.

19

32.

Pull

the

right

vent

assembly

loose

and

disconnect

wiring.

33.

Remove

the

four

screws

securing

the

pocket

below

the

radio.

Fig.

20

Power Wire Routing

34.

Pull

loose

the

radio

bezel

and

pocket

assembly

and

disconnect

wiring.

Fig.

21

35.

Remove

the

four

screws

securing

the

radio,

remove

radio

and

disconnect

wiring.

36.

Find

the

fuse

box

in

the

engine

compartment

and

open

the

cover.

37.

Remove

the

nut

on

the

accessory

lug,

connect

the

power

wires

and

retighten

the

nut.

Fig.

22

38.

Route

the

power

wires

across

the

radiator

support

and

toward

the

grommet

on

the

driver's

side

of

the

firewall.

Secure

with

supplied

wire

ties.

Fig.

23

Harness

Here

Connect

Power

Wire

Here

Place

your

warranty

card

in

the

glove

box

for

future

use.

6

Grommet

for amp

39.

Make

a

small

incision

in

the

rubber grommet

and

pass

the

power

wires

into

the

cabin.

40.

Remove

the

driver's

side

threshold

panel

along

the

bottom

of

the

front door opening.

41

.

Pull

back

the

rubber

door

molding

and

then

pull

back

on

the

kick

panel

to

remove

it.

Fig.

24

Amplifier Harness Routing

42.

Route

the

amplifier

body

harness

from

the

radio

opening

down

to

the

area

in

front

of the

brake

pedal.

The

white

connectors connect

to

the

amplifier.

43.

Connect

the

radio

speaker/power connecter

to

the

amplifier

harness.

44.

Connect the

other

end

of

the

amplifier

body

harness

to

the

back of

the

radio,

reconnect

the

other

radio

connections,

then

reinstall

radio.

45.

Connect

amplifier

body

harness

to

the

amplifier.

46.

Remove

the

lower

left

nut

securing

the

steering

column to

the

fire

wall.

Fig.

25

47.

Remove

the screw

securing

the

parking

brake

release

handle.

48.

Slide

the

amplifier

bracket

over

the

steering

column

stud

and

then

line

up

the

hole

in

the

front

of

the

bracket

with

the

hole

in

the

parking

brake

release

then

reinstall

the

parking

brake

release

screw.

Fig.

26

49.

Reinstall

the

steering

column

nut

and

tighten.

Fig.

27

mounted

over

parking

brake

50.

Remove

the

three

screws

securing

the

plastic

panel

below

the

steering

column

and

then

snap

loose.

51

.

IMPORTANT

Ground

the

black

ground

wire

of

the

amplifier

harness

to

the

lower

left

bolt

securing

the

metal

knee

bolster.

Fig.

28

Connect

black

ground

wire

of

the amplifier

7

52.

Install

the

white

three

connector

on

the

end

of

the

amplifier

power

harness

inside

the

cabin.

It

does

not

matter

what

order

the

three

wires

are

in

on

the

three

connecter

but

the

terminals

can

only

be

inserted

one

way.

If

the

terminal

will

not

go

into

the

connecter

simply

turn

it

180 degrees

and

try

again.

Push

the

terminals

in

until

they

click

and

lock

into

place.

Install

the

black

two

connector

on

the

end

of

the

subwoofer power

harness

inside

the

cabin.

The

black

connector

should

have

a block

out

plug

installed

in

one

side

to

prevent

the

power

wire

from

being

inserted

into

the

wrong

position

in

the

connector.

53.

Connect

the

white

three-pin connector

of

the

amplifier

harness

to

the

corresponding connector

of

the

amplifier

power

harness.

54.

Connect

the

black two-pin connecter

of

the

power

wire

to

the

corresponding connector

of

the

subwoofer

harness.

Subwoofer Installation

55.

Connect

the

black

ground

wire

of

the

subwoofer

harness

to

the

factory

ground

point

in

the

driver's

side

kick

panel.

Fig.

29

56.

Route

the

subwoofer

harness

along

the

door

opening

and

toward

the

rear

of

the

cab.

57.

Connect

the

white

two-pin connector

of

the

amplifier

harness

to

the

corresponding connector

of

the

subwoofer

harness.

Jack

Relocation

58.

Remove

the

three

bolts

securing

the

jack

mounting

plate.

Connect

black

grou

nd

wire of

subwoofer

59.

Move

the

plate

and

jack

to

the

passenger's

side

rear

seat

area

and

push

it

back

until

the

tool

bag

touch-

es

the

front

of

the

seat

frames.

Make

sure

the

jack

mounting

plate

is

oriented

the

same

way

it

was

originally

with

two

mounting

holes

toward

the

rear

of

the

truck

and

one

toward

the

front.

Fig.

30

60.

Measure

over

exactly

seven

inches

from

the

inside

of

the

seat

frame

to

the

edge

of

the

jack

mounting

plate.

It

is

important

that

this

measurement

be

accurate.

Mark

the

three

mounting

holes

with

a

marker

and

then

drill

a 1/8

inch

pilot

hole

in

the

center

of

each

of

the

three

mounting

holes.

Fig.

31

8

61.

Remove

the

jack

and

mounting

plate

and

tape

the

paper

template

to

the

carpet

lining

up

the

three

marks

with

the

corresponding

markings

on

the

template.

Fig.

32

62.

Cut

the

carpet

along

all

the

dotted

lines

on

the

template.

When

you

are

finished

you

will

have

two

flaps,

one

large

and

one

small.

Pu

ll back

the

two

flaps

and

cut

away

all

the

carpet

insulation

beneath.

Fig.

33

63.

F

ind

the

three

pilot

holes

drilled

earlier

and

drill

a 17/32

11

hole

at

each

location.

64.

Install

the

supplied

nut

insert

using

an

appropriate

insert

installation

tool.

65

. S

ecure

the

mounting

plate

with

the

supplied

M8

bolts.

Torque

to

15ft/lbs.

Subwoofer Installation

65. Connect

the

subwoofer

harness

to

the

subwoofer.

Pull

any

slack

in

the

harness

toward

the

door

opening

and

secure

any

excess

harness

to

the

factory

wiring

along

the

door

opening

with

supplied

wire

ties.

66

.

Install

the

supplied

M6

speed

clips

over

the

holes

in

the

seat

frame

that

correspond to

the

holes

in

the

subwoofer

mounting

brackets.

67.

Line

the

bracket

up

with

the

holes

in

the

seat

frame

and

secure

with

the

supplied

M6.

Fig.

34

68

Install

the

supplied

decal

over

the

bolt

on

the

back

of

the

subwoofer

enclosure.

69.

Install

fuses

into

fuse

holder.

The

fuse

holder

labeled

RHCJY311

ODP

uses

a

25

amp

fuse.

The

fuse

holder

labeled

RHCJY3091

CP

uses

a

15

amp

fuse.

70.

Reinstall

all

previously

remove

parts

in

reverse

order.

71.

Reconnect

negative

battery

cable.

9

Troubleshooting the Kicker Integrated Systems

If

you

experience

a

problem

once

the

Subwoofer

is

installed

use

this

guide

to

locate

the

trouble.

The radio

is

working, but the Subwoofer

is

not working:

• Check

the

battery

voltage

to

make

sure

it

is

not

discharged

below

11

volts.

• Check

the

negative

battery

cable

to

see

if

it

has

been

securely

tightened

back

on

the

battery.

• Check

the

inline

fuse

located

near

the

battery

to

make

sure

it

is

plugged

in

completely,

and

not

blown.

• Check

the

inline

+

12Volt

power-connector

near

the

firewall

to

make

sure

it

is

plugged

in

securely.

• Check

the

in

line

connectors

near

the

subwoofer

enclosure

to

make

sure

they

are

plugged

securely.

• Check

the

ground

wire

connection

to

make

sure

it

is

tightly

secured

to

the

proper

ground

in

the

vehicle.

• Check

the

audio

input

signal

connection

to

make

sure

it

is

secure

and

connected

to

the

proper

wiring.

•

Test

with

different

music

in

case

there

is

no

low

frequency

audio

in

the

initial

sound

check.

There

is

a buzz

or

rattle noise that accompanies the low frequency element of the music:

• Check

for

a connector

or

any

other

object

that

could

be

very

near

the

enclosure.

• Check

the

subwoofer

enclosure

mounting

brackets

to

make

sure

they

are

secure.

10

Symptom

Radio

Not

Coming

On

Radio C.

omes

On,

~ut

No

Possible

Cause

Fuse

not

installed

in

inline

fuse

holder

on

subwoofer

and

I

or

amp

harness

Low

battery

voltage

Negative

battery

cable

not

connected

Power

wire

connector

not

connected to

body

harness

Ground

wire

not

grounded

properly

Balan

ce

or

fader

controls

not

set

to

neutr

al

position

No

low

frequ

e

ncy

information

in

music

Subwoofer

harness

no

t

prope

rl

y

I

co

mp

let

e

ly

co

n

nected

to

su

b-

wo

of

er.

BldWri

radio

fu

se

L

ow

batt

e

ry

voltage

Fuse

not

installed

in

inlin

e

fus

e

holder

on

amp

l

ifier

harness

Sound From Any

Speakers

Gr

o

und

wir

e not

grounded

proper

ly

Solution

Install

fuse

into

fuse

ho

l

der.

Refer

to i

nstructions

for

correct

placement

Recha

rge

the

battery

Recon

n

ect

negative

Connect

power

wire

to

bo

dy

h

arness.

Ch

eck f

or

loo

se

conn

ect

i

on

Check

ground

wi

re

witgvp

to

ins

ure

it

is

·a

good

grbUh

Set

ba

l

ance

and

f

ader

contr

ol

to

ce

nt

er

setti

n

gs.

(o

nl

y

eff

ects

stand

al

one

sub

wo

ofer

kit)

Secu

re

ly

fasten

both

oft

he

connectors

on

the

subwoofer

ha

rn

ess

to

t

he

s

ub

woofer.

Check

for

lo

ose

connections.

Refer

to

Owneris

manual

f6r

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radio

~

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:

fuse

l

ocation

and

va

lu

e

R

ec

h

arge

the

batt

ery

Install

fuse

intO

Juse

ho

lde

r.

Ref

er ·

If

you

cont

inu

e

to

experience

probl

ems

afte

r

troubleshoottng,

pl

ease

contact

KICKER

Technical Support at

(800)

256

-0808

ext

.

6009,

or

[email protected].

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product

to

be

free from defects in material and

workmanship

under

normal use

for

a period

of

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from

date

of

original purchase,

or

TWO

(2)

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if

installed

by

a KICKER dealer. Ifthis

product

is identified as "Refurbished"

or

"B

Goods", the warranty is limited

to

a period

of

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(3)

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date

of

original purchase.

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all cases you

must

have

the

original receipt. Should service

be

necessary

under

this warranty

for

any reason

due

to

manufacturing

defect

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malfunction during

the

warranty period, KICKER will repair

or

replace (at its discretion)

the

defective merchandise with equivalent merchandise. Warranty replacements

may

have

cosmetic

~

scratches and blemishes. Discontinued

products

may

be

replaced with more current equivalent products. This warranty is valid

only

for

the

original purchaser

and

is

not

extended

to

owners

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of

the

product

subsequent

to

the

original purchaser.

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applicable implied warranties are limited in duration

to

a period

of

the

express warranty as provided herein beginning

with

the

date

of

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the original purchase

at

retail,

and

no

warranties, whetherexpress

or

implied, shall

apply

to

this

product

thereafter.

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states

do

not

allow limitations on implied warranties; therefore, these ~

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exclusions

may

not

apply

to

you. This warrantygives

you

specific legal rights; however

you

may

have otherrights that vary from state to state.

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Defective merchandise should

be

returned

to

your

local Authorized Stillwater Designs (KICKER) Dealer

for

warranty service. Assistance in locating an Authorized Dealercan

be

found

at

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or

by

contacting Stillwater Designs directly. You can

confirm

that

a dealer is authorized

by

asking

to

see a current authorized dealer

window

decal. If

it

becomes

necessary

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for

you

to

return defective merchandise directly

to

StillwaterDesigns (KICKER), call

the

KICKER

Customer

Service Department

at

(405)

624-851 0

for

a Return Merchandise Authorization

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(RMA) number. Package only the defective items in a package

that

will prevent shipping damage, and return to:

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Designs,

3100

North

Husband

St,

Stillwater,

OK

74075

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The

RMA

number

must

be

clearly marked on the outside

of

the

package. Please return onlydefective components. The return

of

functioning items increases

your

return freight charges.

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Non-defective

items

will

be

returned freight collect

to

you. Include a

copy

of

the

original receipt with

the

purchase

date

clearly visible,

and

a "proof-of-purchase" statement listing

the

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Customer's name, Dealer's name and invoice number, and

product

purchased. Warranty expiration

on

items

without

proof-of-purchase will

be

determined from

the

type

of

sale and

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manufacturing

date

code. Freight

must

be

prepaid; items sent freight-collect,

or

COD, will

be

refused.

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This warranty is valid only

if

the

product

is used

for

the purpose

for

which

it

was

designed. It

does

not

cover:

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due

to

improper

installation

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damage

to

other

components

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• Damage caused

by

exposure

to

moisture, excessive heat, chemical cleaners,

and/or

UV radiation

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or

abuse. Repeated returns

for

the

same

damage

may

be

considered abuse

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Any

cost

or

expense related

to

the

removal

or

reinstallation

of

product

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damaged

due

to

amplifierclipping

or

distortion

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or

modified

by

any unauthorized repairfacility

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with

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or

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by

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KICKER strives

to

maintain a goal

of

1

week

service

for

all acoustics (subwoofers, midrange drivers, tweeters, crossovers, etc) returns. Delays

may

be

incurred

if

lack

of

replacement inventory

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or

parts is encountered. Failure

to

follow

these

steps

may

void

your

warranty.

Any

questions can

be

directed

to

the

KICKER

Customer

Service Department

at

(405)

624-851

0.

Contact

your

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International KICKER dealer

or

distributor

concerning specific procedures

for

your

country's warranty policies. Note: All specifications and performance figures are

subject

to

change. Please

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for

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most

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Box

459

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Oklahoma

74076

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624-8510

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