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*update*
Verified that the Pac Audio APH-FD02 Speaker Connection Harness isn't lined up with the OEM factory Gen 3 harness.

highlighted the wires that I care about using, but for easy of verification focusing on the "Green/Black & Green" LEFT REAR SPEAKER as this is wired up on my amp to the harness, but not playing any sound.

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The Green/Black & Green is the 10 & 20 pins on the PAC harness (top pin line)
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However on the OEM harness side this lines up with these Yellow/Orange & White/Brown wires
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Which is my drivers headliner speaker.
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The new plan is to go through the PAC Harness and align the 4 door speakers I care about to the OEM side
 
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Made a shortcut key to what you need to do to get the PAC FD02 to work with the OEM harness (in theory)
Re-Pinning the PAC colors wires to match these OEM color wires.
PAC FD02 to GEN 3 Raptor Harness-v3.jpg
Plan to put this theory to the test once my pin tools arrive
 

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Made a shortcut key to what you need to do to get the PAC FD02 to work with the OEM harness (in theory)
Re-Pinning the PAC colors wires to match these OEM color wires.
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Plan to put this theory to the test once my pin tools arrive
you will also need to go behind the radio
 

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I was only planning on running the doors and tweeters, and for the tweeters I'm running new lines back to the amp (because these stock I know go to the head unit). Do I still need to get behind the radio?
i think you need to disconnect the headliner speakers as well as i remember some funny wiring with the rear speakers. i cant remember for sure though.... use the battery to verify speakers that are in the harness first
 

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I was only planning on running the doors and tweeters, and for the tweeters I'm running new lines back to the amp (because these stock I know go to the head unit). Do I still need to get behind the radio?

Only on the 21-23 F-150 trucks with the Unleashed. The rear door speakers are run off the ACM in the dash. Also, use a DMM to test impedance before you pop any wires with a battery :)

Also you can go to this website, pay for a 3-day subscription and save the PDF for your exact truck
 
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