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Help ... 240 speaker install questions 200 1991

posted by  gberger on  Fri Dec 28 14:21 CST 2001
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You can cut the wires at the speaker, then connect them to the new speakers using whatever method the new speakers require. If you are connecting the old wires to new ones provided with your new speakers, you should solder or crimp them together (using a crimping tool), don't just twist them together.
If there is an existing amp for the rear speakers, they should already be connected to the amp, again just cut the wires at the speakers and connect the wires to the new speakers.
I strongly recommend replacing the stock radio, new CD am/fm radios can be had for not much money and will make a BIG difference.






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