speaker fitting
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speaker fitting
how do you wire 6x9 as i am having trouble it is probably really easy but im having alot of trouble
so anyone got any help for me
thank you
so anyone got any help for me
thank you
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Re: speaker fitting
Do you have some standard rear speakers in your car already?

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Re: speaker fitting
no only have the front ones
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Re: speaker fitting
you need to get some speaker cable, will need to run it from the front of the car from behind the stereo to the back where the speakers will be going.
The speaker cable you will add need to be spliced into the existing stereo/iso loom on the outer speaker cables...colours should be purple and purple wth black stripe (rear right), and green and green with black stripe (rear left)...im sure its those two, just have a read of the cables to see which says rear left and rear right lol you will need to solder them (or use scotch locks etc) to the appropriate cables running to the rear speakers
then its a matter of running the cables to the rear and connecting up to speakers and job done
the trickiest bit is the splicing but again, shouldnt be too much bother
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The speaker cable you will add need to be spliced into the existing stereo/iso loom on the outer speaker cables...colours should be purple and purple wth black stripe (rear right), and green and green with black stripe (rear left)...im sure its those two, just have a read of the cables to see which says rear left and rear right lol you will need to solder them (or use scotch locks etc) to the appropriate cables running to the rear speakers
then its a matter of running the cables to the rear and connecting up to speakers and job done
the trickiest bit is the splicing but again, shouldnt be too much bother
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Re: speaker fitting
how do you solder properly because what my mates have done hasnt worked for them
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Re: speaker fitting
use bullet connectors mate it will be easier...just cut the colour i told you above, crimp on the connectors...do the same for your speaker cable...just make sure positive and negative remain constant throughout the wiring...so for example, on your speaker cable, if you have a striped wire and a non striped wire...use the stripped one as negative on both speakers, and the non stripped as positive
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Re: speaker fitting
i have done all this and still the speakers dont work
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Re: speaker fitting
get me a picture of the wiring where you have connected the speaker cable to the headunit, and again at the back at each speaker please
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Re: speaker fitting
ok will do this tomorrow after i get back from work
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Re: speaker fitting
you can allways use insulation tape rather than soldering if your not a professional at it. ive done it in three of my cars and never had a problem with the stuff.
are you using an ISO plug like from halfords? because the speaker wires are the grey, purple, green and another colour which ive forgotten lol, but its pretty straight forward as long as u make sure you get the negatives and positives to the right place
are you using an ISO plug like from halfords? because the speaker wires are the grey, purple, green and another colour which ive forgotten lol, but its pretty straight forward as long as u make sure you get the negatives and positives to the right place
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