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Old 07-01-2023, 04:21 PM   #1
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2003 Boxster amplifier male plug

A tricky question...

I am installing a AA/CP 2-DIN unit. I need to bypass the OEM amplifier.
Part number 996 645 331 01
I do not want to splice wires, so I thought I would get a male plug (like the one on the amplifier) and simply create a harness. If it was ever needed, I can just disconnect it and revert to previous state.

Any clue what is the plug type?
Like the radio has ISO plugs, maybe the amplifier has a some kind of standard plug as well.

Thanks for help.

Oh, and l looked on eBay and I may just get some used amplifier and just re-use the plug from it.
Yet, maybe there is a cheaper solution, like the plug itself.
Thanks in advance.

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I looked up a similar question on Renntech.
It seems it is a dead end street.... but maybe something changed over the years.

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I'm pretty sure that between the Audis and Porsches I've scrapped I have an amp with that connector. I'll check tonight.
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Old 07-02-2023, 07:09 AM   #3
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Yeah, that's the route I took... I found a cheap amp on eBay to sacrifice it. 20 bucks is not cheap plug, but much easier to work with than splicing 9 wires.

How much you'd like for yours?
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All the amps I found tonight were BOSE with a different connector. Slight chance there's still one like you need in an Audi TT I can look through tomorrow evening.

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