Thursday, September 15, 2011

How to setup Car Speakers


All cars have their own unique type of car speaker installation issues although installing speakers is a relatively uncomplicated process. Most speaker installations can be terminated in about an hour or less. The intricacy of the installation will vary depending on the vehicle. And again, depending on the vehicle, speakers may be installed in the dash, doors, or rear deck.

Pioneer TS-G1643R 6.5-Inch 2-Way Speakers (Pair)
Most importantly, remember that safety should be considered when installing speakers. Damage can be caused by not installing speakers properly - this can impose added cost and even potential injury. safety for hearing/vision should be used as necessary.

How to setup Car Speakers

Here are underlying steps to think for installing speakers. Remember, some vehicles may wish extra steps. Although the location of the speakers in your vehicle may vary from the mounting locations noted here, the method should be comparable.
For installation of dash and door speakers, you will need to ascertain if the vehicle has speaker grilles that are removable. If they can be removed, take the grilles off utilizing the proper tools, take off the screws keeping the speaker in, disconnect the speaker harness that was attached to the speaker, connect the speaker harness to the new speaker, plug the speaker harness which is associated to the new speaker to the harness in the car, set the speaker in the occasion and reinstall it using the screws for mounting, replace the grille and repeat with the other speaker. If installing speakers in the door, make sure the depth of the speaker will not interfere with the window performance after installation.
If the grilles cannot be removed, the dash pads or maybe the door panel will have to be removed. Be sure to keep an eye on any screws/clips removed should this be the case. Next consequent the same steps shown above except you will need to reinstall the dash pads/door panel. If removing the door panel, be aware that screws can be mounted in the armrest or inside the door latch space and may be behind the trim panels. After all the screws are removed from the panel, raise it up so you can disconnect any wiring harnesses.
If installing rear deck speakers, you must resolve if the speakers are top-mounted or bottom-mounted as this will resolve your steps. If top-mounted, take off the grilles, take off the screws keeping the speaker in, disconnect the speaker harness, connect the harness to the new speaker, plug in the harness associated to the speaker to the vehicle side of the harness, place the new speaker in the occasion and mount with the screws, replace the grille and repeat with the other speaker.

If the speakers are bottom-mounted, reach in the trunk and take off the screws mounting the speaker. Then consequent the same basic steps as above.
Eventually, you'd have to turn on the radio and check the performance of the new speakers.

How to setup Car Speakers