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Rear door speaker wiring S70 S70 1999

posted by  bru on  Sun Mar 23 04:45 CST 2003
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I'm going to be rearranging the rear door and hatshelf speaker circuitry on the '99 S70. I note that it appears, after removing the hatshelf and rear trim, that both left and right speaker wires for the hatshelf all come down the left side of the car. Questions:

Can anyone tell me the location of the connectors, right and left, which tie the rear door speakers in with the hatshelf speaker wires? (the wiring diagram shows that the rear door speaker in each side is in parallel with the hatshelf speaker)

In what order, and in what manner, is removal of the lower B-pillar/lower rear door opening trim accomplished to get to the connectors?

[I hope to eventually wind up with 8" bass + tweeters on the hatshelf and mids in the rear doors, via a set of 3-way passive crossovers under the hatshelf. PO either didn't have, or removed, original hatshelf speakers; I'm planning it this way for now to use available pile of 4-ohm components, rather that get back into OEM 8-ohm in parallel.]
Thanks






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