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what you have here looks like a set of rca cables (for audio input from your radio to the amp) and possibly a power wire (judging by the gauge and color) you can check the red wire by lifting your hood and seeing if there is the same wire attached to your battery if so it should have a fuse ( if not install one before using it) and that fuse should be blown due to the wire shorting out against the body of the car.
you are missing a remote ( or turn on ) wire which should be blue in most cases and a ground wire which will be black and attached to the metal of the car some where close to where the amp was mounted.
i don't recognise the writing on the red wire some i can't tell what namebrand the power wire is but your rca cables are a basic stereo cable ( nothing special) . the rca cables should start behind your radio so you can check there for a connection.
let me know if you have any more questions no matter how "novice" they may seem.
pockets95
what you have here looks like a set of rca cables (for audio input from your radio to the amp) and possibly a power wire (judging by the gauge and color) you can check the red wire by lifting your hood and seeing if there is the same wire attached to your battery if so it should have a fuse ( if not install one before using it) and that fuse should be blown due to the wire shorting out against the body of the car.
you are missing a remote ( or turn on ) wire which should be blue in most cases and a ground wire which will be black and attached to the metal of the car some where close to where the amp was mounted.
i don't recognise the writing on the red wire some i can't tell what namebrand the power wire is but your rca cables are a basic stereo cable ( nothing special) . the rca cables should start behind your radio so you can check there for a connection.
let me know if you have any more questions no matter how "novice" they may seem.
pockets95