I am installing Pioneer TS- E1396 160W 13cm Rear speakers for some extra sound. The wires are already in the car (see my previous post of Dec 2)
The box of the speakers has a circle in it that is pre-cut and the exact size of the wholes you need to make.
Mark the circle that you need to cut out.
I used a dremel to make the holes.
Here is the result.
Place the screw holders.
Place the speaker in the whole, use some screws to fix them in place.
Place the speaker cover over the speakers and done.
Connecting the wires. I made some little holes with tie-raps to keep the wires in place. Over the wires I used a flexibel cover that I bought at an electronics store.
Here the other speaker. All done.
To make sure I can detach whole back cover I used these connectors, this is the male.
Here the female that sticks out from the side, right behind the back seat.
The two together.
All done.
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Regards,
Djoerd
look at my "wires" post for that.
2. You can use regular speaker cable, I used nothing special just the regular stuff from a Car radio shop.
I also would like to put rear speakers in my car. I was just wondering if the hat rack enjoys the weight of the speakers. Could imagine that it is bending because of the weight of the speakers. Looking forward to hear from you.
Do you have any problems of vibrations with the parcel shelf due to the new speakers?
But you could put a bit of rubber under the parcel where it touches the Car on both sides.
Would be a great help if you could point me in the right direction.
Thanks!
and those metal connectors to the headset, were the rear speakers are connected to the headset..
ill be buggered if i can remember the name though..
UK, Sport XS, Surrey =]
You have to pull pretty hard, start on the bottom left and right side.
but be carefull