Wiring Bazooka Speakers
Wiring Bazooka Speakers I got the bazooka speakers to install in the sail panels. I have read all the threads and checked around but have not found what i'm looking for.
I know i need to connect both sets of terminals on the speaker. HOwever which terminal goes to the red wire (positive) and which goes to the negative? i cut off the wire clip from the stock speakers so i can have the speakers plug into the factory harness. Does it matter which i put to positive and which to negative?
I'm assuming the larger terminal is the positive but want to makes absolutely sure before i hook them up.
thanks for the help.
I know i need to connect both sets of terminals on the speaker. HOwever which terminal goes to the red wire (positive) and which goes to the negative? i cut off the wire clip from the stock speakers so i can have the speakers plug into the factory harness. Does it matter which i put to positive and which to negative?
I'm assuming the larger terminal is the positive but want to makes absolutely sure before i hook them up.
thanks for the help.
Sorry to revive an older thread, but my bazookas should be in tomorrow or wednsday. Of the 4 wires I need to splice into per side, which are positives, and which are negatives? Is it safe assume that the two with white lines are negative?
I took out the factory speakers earlier last year which still have the clips on them, I just don't have access to them at the moment. I guess I'll be hard wiring these in.
Thanks
I took out the factory speakers earlier last year which still have the clips on them, I just don't have access to them at the moment. I guess I'll be hard wiring these in.
Thanks
Not sure if this helps but if you look on the connector that the sub would have plugged into it should have these wire colors:
Tan...Left Sub +
White...Left Sub -
Dark Blue with White...Left Sub +
Light Green with Black...Left Sub -
Red...Right Sub +
Tan...Right Sub -
Dark Green...Right Sub +
Light Blue with Black...Right Sub -
I copied and pasted this from the FAQ Whitebird wrote. This should at least give you the right wires.
I would run splice connectors to the factory wiring with female connectors on the ends of those and then use some speaker wire on the new subs with male connectors on the ends. This way you can plug them in but still keep the harness intact. When you do get access to the old ones you can then go ahead and wire the stock connectors on and use them at that point and your harness will still be ok. Just an idea.
Tan...Left Sub +
White...Left Sub -
Dark Blue with White...Left Sub +
Light Green with Black...Left Sub -
Red...Right Sub +
Tan...Right Sub -
Dark Green...Right Sub +
Light Blue with Black...Right Sub -
I copied and pasted this from the FAQ Whitebird wrote. This should at least give you the right wires.
I would run splice connectors to the factory wiring with female connectors on the ends of those and then use some speaker wire on the new subs with male connectors on the ends. This way you can plug them in but still keep the harness intact. When you do get access to the old ones you can then go ahead and wire the stock connectors on and use them at that point and your harness will still be ok. Just an idea.
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