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I don't think so. Look at your sub, its dual voice coil. Each coil is 1.5ohm... wired in series will give you a 3ohm resistance. Parrallel would drop it to .75 ohm, almost a dead short. Running them dual channel is just 1.5 ohm per channel.. thats pretty heavy for most car amps isnt it?

He can use 5volt as turn on. Most amps don't use a 12 volt turn on.. Unfortunately the wires back at the factory plug are 22 guage wire.. Not even close to carrying enough current for the amp that you are thinking about. Its just not a good deal.. The amp is mosfet, being that its so...

Sure.. there is two rows of wires on the plug. Top row has 3 pins, furthest away (you will see what I mean when you look) is full time 12 volts. Next one is ground, then 5V is at the other end. The bottom row of pins are both signal wires. Every amp has a different turn on voltage but...

No you cant. What he is trying to do is use the two signal wires going back to the factory sub. Some moron engineer at Ford used a 2.5volt Digital DC pulse to save money. The amp on the sub Decodes the signal, and that amp only puts out 3 volts to the sub. Its ridiculous. The plug uses 5...