Wireing help please
12-04-2005, 07:42 PM
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Wireing help please rear seat speakers in a 98 T/A
First off someone cut the factory connectors off and all i have is 4 wires on both sides.
Pass/ side are brown/ red/ green/ blue and
the driver side are brown/ white/ green/ blue with a white line.
the factory speakers i see only use two. But which two??
First off someone cut the factory connectors off and all i have is 4 wires on both sides.
Pass/ side are brown/ red/ green/ blue and
the driver side are brown/ white/ green/ blue with a white line.
the factory speakers i see only use two. But which two??
12-04-2005, 08:17 PM
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The factory speakers in the T/A use all for as they are dual voice coil 4-ohm speakers. As opposed to the Camaro stock speakers, which are single voice coil 2-ohm speakers.
According to the chart linked somewhere around here, the wire colors should be as follows:
Left side:
white = coil 1 (+)
yellow = coil 1 (-)
lt grn/blk = coil 2 (-)
dk blu/wht = coil 2 (+)
Right side:
Tan = coil 1 (+)
red = coil 1 (-)
lt blu/blk = coil 2 (-)
dk green = coil 2 (+)
If you are not using DVC speakers, you should only use one coil wire pair per speaker. I haven't a clue whether it matters which one you use.
According to the chart linked somewhere around here, the wire colors should be as follows:
Left side:
white = coil 1 (+)
yellow = coil 1 (-)
lt grn/blk = coil 2 (-)
dk blu/wht = coil 2 (+)
Right side:
Tan = coil 1 (+)
red = coil 1 (-)
lt blu/blk = coil 2 (-)
dk green = coil 2 (+)
If you are not using DVC speakers, you should only use one coil wire pair per speaker. I haven't a clue whether it matters which one you use.