X-JeSSter

iTrader: (1)

So I was reading a GM model description of the 2002 camaros, and it seems that all 2002 camaro super sports came with a monsoon system standard, is that correct?

I'm curious because it seems my car was ordered with a tape deck in the head unit and a factory 12-disc changer back in the rear.. But my head unit doesn't have a monsoon logo. How can I check to see if I've actually got a monsoon system in here - where's the amplifier located if i've got one?

Thanks for your help.

Blacker

iTrader: (3)

The radio, itself, is not part of the Monsoon System. When I purchased my car, it came with the Monsoon labeled headunit that was a tape deck. I started to have problems with the volume **** and the dealer replaced it. The Monsoon Logo was now Delco. The Monsoon System performed the same with the replacement radio. If you have the Monsoon, the amp is located in the spare tire well.

camaro2you

iTrader: (24)

My 98 says Monsoon on the headunit and the system sounds great but i havent seen an amp in the trunk area at all. On the drivers side the harness going to the speaker in the hatch area has a connector tied away from the factory and i was thinking that this could possibly be for the amp. Am I correct?

X-JeSSter

iTrader: (1)

Okay, I did find the amp in the location listed in the FAQ. Looks like even though the head unit is branded Delco, it's still a monsoon speaker setup.

Thanks for the assistance

HiTechGent

No. That connector is for the optional 12 CD changer unit. The amplifier is a black box mounted forward of the spare tire on the rear passenger sidewall behind the trim panel.

S8ER95Z

iTrader: (3)

Is this box enclosed? I have a black plastic mounting part back there but didnt see an amp on it.