monsoon diagram
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From: Gainesville, FL
Not really a diagram but this helped me alot..
Originally Posted by WhiteBird00
The concept is the same but the wires are different. The convertibles have eight speaker elements all powered by the amp - mids and tweeters in each door, and woofers and tweeters in each quarter panel.
Bear in mind that this is for speaker upgrades (one speaker per location rather than two) so there will be wires left unused. The factory system has input wires for four locations but output wires for eight speakers. It doesn't really matter which of the output pairs you connect to as long as you connect your new speakers to the same pair at the other end. In the following list I have used the mid or woofer wires for output rather than the tweeter wires (for no particular reason).
E1 - light green - RF input positive - connect to F7 (orange)
E2 - tan - LF input positive - connect to E15 (dark blue)
E3 - gray - LF input negative - connect to E16 (light blue)
E4 - light blue - RR input negative - connect to F13 (light blue with black)
E5 - dark blue - RR input positive - connect to F14 (dark green)
E6 - brown - LR input positive - connect to F15 (dark blue with white)
E7 - yellow - LR input negative - connect to F16 (light green with black)
F1 - dark green - RF input negative - connect to F6 (dark green)
The pins are numbered E1 thru E16 across the top row and F1 thru F16 across the bottom row when looking at the business end of the connector with the locking tab on top.
Bear in mind that this is for speaker upgrades (one speaker per location rather than two) so there will be wires left unused. The factory system has input wires for four locations but output wires for eight speakers. It doesn't really matter which of the output pairs you connect to as long as you connect your new speakers to the same pair at the other end. In the following list I have used the mid or woofer wires for output rather than the tweeter wires (for no particular reason).
E1 - light green - RF input positive - connect to F7 (orange)
E2 - tan - LF input positive - connect to E15 (dark blue)
E3 - gray - LF input negative - connect to E16 (light blue)
E4 - light blue - RR input negative - connect to F13 (light blue with black)
E5 - dark blue - RR input positive - connect to F14 (dark green)
E6 - brown - LR input positive - connect to F15 (dark blue with white)
E7 - yellow - LR input negative - connect to F16 (light green with black)
F1 - dark green - RF input negative - connect to F6 (dark green)
The pins are numbered E1 thru E16 across the top row and F1 thru F16 across the bottom row when looking at the business end of the connector with the locking tab on top.
