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Help:new aftermarket radio and question regarding speakers
Ok so I recently installed the X940BT with the BeatSonic harness. Everything went smoothly and The Beat Sonic even has spare wires comming off of their harness. When I say spare I mean they already made it a 1 into 2 connections for easy wiring. So with that said the three that are spares are:
BLUE--I used the blue for the antenna remote and the spare came in handy when I had to connect the blue wire from the antenna harness. YELLOW--the spare is unused as of right now (battery power) RED--the spare is unused as of right now (accessory power) Here is a picture of the wiring diagram sent with the beat sonic harness. ![]() Now as everyone who has installed an aftermarket head unit knows you dont use a third harness that would normally be used on the OEM headunit. My question is that I noticed my door speakers do not work like they did when I had the OEM headunit. I used to feel the bass in the doors and now there is nothing. Making me think they are not producing sound. When i go to the fading the speakers I hear are the ones in the dash up front and the two in the back. So diging back into the wiring i noticed there was a red and yellow wire on that third unused harness. Are those wires the door speakers? If not does anyone know what I am missing that those door speakers are not working. When replacing with an aftermarket headunit do those become inoperable? Thanks for the help guys. Last edited by FR-Shadow; 11-04-2012 at 07:55 PM. |
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Ok so i was searching and reading and i guess there is a blue wire remote that controls the amp in the trunk which controls the door speakers, i thought i installed everything right but Ill have to take a second look at that blue wire.
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Wow so do I feel stupid. I thought I had the blue wire hooked up but then when I checked my T tap it wasnt taped into the wire. A little splice and replace the T tap and bam door speakers work. hahaha
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