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The stereo headunit at the moment runs roughly 55 w x 4, it is connected to
the rear speakers speakers built into car, and sub and amp enclosure box
connected via remote wire and rca terminals.
Al wanted to do was connect two 200w two way component speakers at the
front to the headunit instead of the manufactured built in speakers in door
panel so removed them out of the door panel.
Now the wires coming out of the front built in car speakers have four
wires black brown pink and green. But the speaker wire is only postive and
negative what two colour wires from the factory built in speaker running
from headunit do I use to power these new 2 way speakers.
Tried various combinations of brown and black together and pink and
green together but no sound comes out of the new speakers.
The basic 25 w mirror speakers connected them up via the new speakers
using just postive and negative speaker wire but the other door panel
speakers with four wires out of them wont do nothing.
The tiny little 25 w speakers have black and brown wires connected to
them disconnected them and connected them to new 200w speakers and they
work but dont sound brillant.
The factory speakers are like ok and have more tolerance then the pissy
mirror speakers but are going and look shit the problem is theres four
wires what goes where
Peugeot 206 1.4 fever 04
kayamiddlename
Try puting two wores togeathor like pink and green as positive and brown
and black as negitive, if that dont work then just look it up for your make
and model of car on google or something.
TheChris
sounds like the factory front speakers ran through a cross-over. A
cross-over separates the high sounds from the low sounds. So I would guess
that they had 2 wires going to the tweeter and 2 wires going the to main
voice coil. The easiest solution is to run a new set of wires from your
head unit to the new speakers.
corbett_auto
