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<blockquote data-quote="drifty" data-source="post: 29444" data-attributes="member: 5246">The factory amp is under the driver's dash to the left of the steering column. I have a 2017&nbsp; Premier. I am in the slow process of upgrading my system as well.I've never had an issue doing installson any car from the 70s, 80s or 90s butthese newer cars &amp; trucks are a bitch. There is an adapter needed for anything,.An ignition wire is hard to find, finally found one on the passenger side of the center console behind a small access panel there is a smaller fuse panel. FYI-Not sure how the factory Pioneer system is as I have just the base audio system but the base system I have,&nbsp; the amp runs the front speakers and the factory head unit runs the rear speakers. All I have left to do is swap out all 4 speakers, run new speaker wire from my amps and wire up a 4 channel LOC. Gotta figure out how to crack open the center console to install a bass knob though. Good luck on the install.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="drifty, post: 29444, member: 5246"] The factory amp is under the driver's dash to the left of the steering column. I have a 2017 Premier. I am in the slow process of upgrading my system as well. I've never had an issue doing installs on any car from the 70s, 80s or 90s but these newer cars & trucks are a bitch. There is an adapter needed for anything,. An ignition wire is hard to find, finally found one on the passenger side of the center console behind a small access panel there is a smaller fuse panel. FYI- Not sure how the factory Pioneer system is as I have just the base audio system but the base system I have, the amp runs the front speakers and the factory head unit runs the rear speakers. All I have left to do is swap out all 4 speakers, run new speaker wire from my amps and wire up a 4 channel LOC. Gotta figure out how to crack open the center console to install a bass knob though. Good luck on the install. [/QUOTE]

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