speaker replacement, wiring questions
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speaker replacement, wiring questions
Hey guys, I just bought some 6.5's to replace my blown rear seat speakers. Have any of you guys changed them out before? I dont want to cut the wrong wire!! Dont want to cut out my defroster or A/C......any advice??? Thanks!
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Not sure if, this will help you w/ the T/A. But, I do have the link for Monsoon pin out in the Camaro.
Camaro-Monsoon pin out
Good luck,
Don
Camaro-Monsoon pin out
Good luck,
Don
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Just unplug the old stock speaker, remove the connector pigtail and attach it to new speaker and install. Since you have a Trans Am, there will be 4 wires going to the old speaker(one pair of wires longer than the other) because the stock speakers are dual vioce coil. Assuming your replacement is a normal single voice coil speaker, you'll want to use the longer pair of wires.
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Originally Posted by HiTechGent
Just unplug the old stock speaker, remove the connector pigtail and attach it to new speaker and install. Since you have a Trans Am, there will be 4 wires going to the old speaker(one pair of wires longer than the other) because the stock speakers are dual vioce coil. Assuming your replacement is a normal single voice coil speaker, you'll want to use the longer pair of wires.