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07-20-2006, 10:32 PM
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Door speaker replacement ?
I replaced my in door speakers and the factory speakers had 4 wires on them.
The new speakers only had 2 wires and now there is barely any sound from the new door speakers. Ive tried several combinations hooking them up but Im at my wits end. WTF? Im not very electronics minded but this is ridiculous.
Any ideas?
Am I going to have to spend more money and get component speakers that use 4 wires?
TIA
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07-21-2006, 09:37 AM
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Heres what i did, my car 94 z28, came with a factory subwoofer and amp. The wire are going through a crossover then to your speakers. I fished new wires through the rubber going into the door with a coat hanger. Otherwise you'll have to get to the crossover in the doors, and cut the wires to it, then figure out what wires you need. It's easier to fish the wires, than try to get to the crossover. Once the wires are through then you just hook them up. If you need good directions, let me know, and i'll give you specific directions on how to do it. That was the easiest thing to do, to change out the door speakers.
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07-21-2006, 04:22 PM
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ahhh, can u explain a bit more Dave cause i'm planning on changing the front speakers as well,,, why do they use 4 wires?!?
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07-21-2006, 09:06 PM
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Certain radios that came in the car from the factory actually had a decent setup. On my car i got a factory sub in the rear left corner, in order for it to sound right the factory uses a type of crossover, to route the right frequencies to the right speakers. In the doors there are little crossovers for the 6.5's so they sound the best. Trying to wire up new speakers to this factory option is a pain in the ass. So as a alternative i fished new wires through the rubber boots that carry the wires into the doors. It is a lot easier to do this, then to try to take the crossovers out. There's just no room to get to them. I used a metal coat hanger to do it. If you need better instructions let me know i'll post step by step for you's.
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07-21-2006, 09:22 PM
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i'm thinking of removing the whole system out,, the H/U as u saw is from atruck and not even the original one, and by so i'll also replace the speakers also,, currently thinking of the front only. with a decent h/u ... just to plug my ipod on and listen to my music..
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07-21-2006, 09:47 PM
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Good plan. I put a c/d , mp3, and amps, and subs. When you get a h/u dont forget a wiring harness so you dont have to hack up the factory harness. It's a easy thing to do. If you run into problems let me know i'll walk you through it.
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07-21-2006, 10:07 PM
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i'll try to find a harness overhere, although i think it will be a hard thing to find... i'll keep u posted,, within these couple of days i'll go hunt for a beizel to exchange with the broken one i have..
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07-21-2006, 10:21 PM
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If you got a credit card, you could get that stuff of ebay cheap. The shipping is real fast. Let me know if you can go the ebay route, and i'll tell where to buy ,and what, cheap.
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07-21-2006, 10:32 PM
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hmmm ebay i don't think so.. maybe other websites "summit, jegs" i can, but not now.. i have to get me a credit card to be able to do so
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07-23-2006, 12:01 AM
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Some places on ebay will accept ,quick collect( western union), and or a money order. Take a look, maybe you can save a little dough.
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07-23-2006, 02:11 PM
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Thanks for all the thoughts.
Seeings how Ill prolly replace the deck next year instead of messing around with it anymore I just put the factory ones bck in untill I replace the deck.
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2002 Camaro Z28
PERFORMANCE MODS: SLP CAI, Coated Flowtech LT's, ORY pipes, American Thunder, Comp Cam, Hurst Billet Plus with UMI Short Stick, BadLS1 Custom Tune.
SUSPENSION MODS: Spohn Adj Torque Arm, UMI Panhard Bar, UMI Strut Tower Brace, UMI Rear Control Arms, DMS Lowering Springs, Custom Subframe Connectors.
APPEARANCE MODS: FRC's, Smoothie II's, 69 Style Badges, Billet Door Sills & Pedals
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