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Albert, Look though the upgrade threads here. I did what you're doing. I found all the info I needed here.

Nope. No blue plug. It's not a big deal though. The only thing I used the blue plug for was power and ground. I made my own signal and sub activation wiring harness and ran it from the DSP to the factory sub. It's not hard to do.

Yes. It seems like I'm getting a "Fuller" signal / sound primarily from my rear shelf speakers (upgraded) when volume is cranked up to 26 or 27. It sounds really good now.

Here you go: RollOff Disable: in the ACM tab 727-01-02 x*xx xx 0=EQ Selection #0, 1=EQ Selection #1, 2=EQ Selection #2, 3=EQ Selection #3, 4=EQ Selection #4, 5=EQ Selection #5, 6=EQ Selection #6, 7=EQ Selection #7, 8=EQ Selection #8, 9=EQ Selection #9 change the noted *asterisk character to 0

I'd like to know this as well...

OK...It's done. Following directions found here in a few different threads, here's what I did. I purchased the "CP" DSP and factory Shaker sub box from a '17 GT both on Ebay. Purchased the connectors described above from the dealer. I needed 4 of them. I used the +12V and ground from the blue...

Check another dealer or online - some will split the 5 packs into smaller ones. My local dealer ordered me just 1 from a dealer a coupe of states away that did split them up. After researching that blue plug in the trunk, it has a big red wire in it that shows to be 12V positive. It's right...

Old thread I know,but current relevant information. Based on a picture posted by another member here,the B&O DSP and associated wiring is totally different than the 9 Speaker premium, and 12 speaker Shaker systems. It would be a tough retro fit into a non B&O car. Difference between the B&O DSP...

Yep...That's my plan as well.

Duh... I see you posted it already. Thanks! That blue plug looks like it's primarily for the magna-ride system, with the sub wiring squeezed in as well. My plug has all the magna-ride wiring, but no sub wiring.

Do you have a diagram for the pin-out on the blue plug in the trunk? I'm curious what all those wires are for. The B&O 12 speaker sub connectors are obviously different than the 9 speaker premium setup.

Awesome! Thanks!

Replying to myself..:) I crawled up under the dash and looked at my DSP. It looks the same as the '18s and before. It does not have the sub wires in the gray plug, which explains why those wires are not in the Blue trunk plug. Just Ford being cheap. That's OK. I'm going to order some of the...

I read it one of these threads, but now I can't seem to find it... What are the forscan settings to stop the bass roll-off on the rear deck speakers? Thanks!

That would be awesome! VIN: 1FA6P8CF7K5118191 Also, does the '19 have different connectors than the '18 for the DSP in the driver's kick panel? My car is not the B&O, just the standard premium 9 speaker. I'm curious if the '19 is different than the '18 9 speaker setup. Someone posted a picture...

Anybody have the factory service manual for the 2019? I found them online for $265.00 (Ouch!) I'd like to see the factory wiring diagram for these cars, particularly the sound system /subwoofer wiring. I'm curious what all those wires in the "Blue" plug (Not being used) in the trunk are for...

Here are photos of the plugs. It's hard to make out, but some of the open spaces on the back of the blue plug are where corresponding wires would be on the sub plug.

OK...roadblock to my install. Post above seems to be correct. I bought the ford sub cable to plug into the "Blue" plug in my trunk. There are no matching wires in the blue trunk plug to connect to the amplifier cable. Those spots are vacant on the blue plug. Now I have the factory sub box, the...

I want to replace the woofer in a Shaker factory sub box for an upgraded woofer. I took the factory woofer out of the enclosure, but it looks like some kind of proprietary speaker. It has blade terminals on two sides of the speaker, with two wires each. Two red on one side, and two blue on the...