Little info about rear speaker install.......
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Great to know, I'll have to add this to my rear speaker install page if you don't mind
Detailed Rear Speaker Install Instructions
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Detailed Rear Speaker Install Instructions
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I'm glad someone else can enjoy this simple solution to adding rear speakers as much as I have. Probably was dumb luck that I stumbled upon this easy procedure.
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Originally posted by RickFriend
I'm glad someone else can enjoy this simple solution to adding rear speakers as much as I have. Probably was dumb luck that I stumbled upon this easy procedure.
I'm glad someone else can enjoy this simple solution to adding rear speakers as much as I have. Probably was dumb luck that I stumbled upon this easy procedure.
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Hi,
I tried using the wires from the floppy power connectior, but they didn't fit. I have a 2002. Does that make any difference? The floppy terminal and what little I can see of the oem terminal in the harness look different to me. The terminal in the OEM harness has what looks like a smooth, rounded section where it makes contact. Where as the floppy terminal is small and flat. Any input anyone?
I tried using the wires from the floppy power connectior, but they didn't fit. I have a 2002. Does that make any difference? The floppy terminal and what little I can see of the oem terminal in the harness look different to me. The terminal in the OEM harness has what looks like a smooth, rounded section where it makes contact. Where as the floppy terminal is small and flat. Any input anyone?
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