Rear Speaker Wiring Question
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OMG!!!
Here are your choices:
Left side has a blue wire with a yellow stripe and a green wire with a white stripe.
Right side has a red wire with a yellow stripe and a blue wire with a white stripe.
Being a college graduate (Class of 1989) I figure that the yellow stripe means + and the white stripe means -.
If this is not correct, please let me know.
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Here are your choices:
Left side has a blue wire with a yellow stripe and a green wire with a white stripe.
Right side has a red wire with a yellow stripe and a blue wire with a white stripe.
Being a college graduate (Class of 1989) I figure that the yellow stripe means + and the white stripe means -.
If this is not correct, please let me know.
Smart-*** replies, although generally funny, are of no use to anyone and waste storage space and bandwidth.
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Well, there's your answer.
I did run across this if you ever are not sure if your speakers are correct on other cars:
To check speaker polarity (assuming you don't have a polarity tester): Touch, for a very short period of time, one wire to the positive side of a 1.5-volt battery (any size), and the other wire to the negative side. If speaker "pops out", then polarity is correct. If speaker "pops in" then polarity is reversed. Make sure that the wires you are going to check for speakers do not have any power.
I did run across this if you ever are not sure if your speakers are correct on other cars:
To check speaker polarity (assuming you don't have a polarity tester): Touch, for a very short period of time, one wire to the positive side of a 1.5-volt battery (any size), and the other wire to the negative side. If speaker "pops out", then polarity is correct. If speaker "pops in" then polarity is reversed. Make sure that the wires you are going to check for speakers do not have any power.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Heat »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Well, there's your answer.
I did run across this if you ever are not sure if your speakers are correct on other cars:
To check speaker polarity (assuming you don't have a polarity tester): Touch, for a very short period of time, one wire to the positive side of a 1.5-volt battery (any size), and the other wire to the negative side. If speaker "pops out", then polarity is correct. If speaker "pops in" then polarity is reversed. Make sure that the wires you are going to check for speakers do not have any power. </TD></TR></TABLE>
or you can just use a freakin digital volt\ohm meter
I did run across this if you ever are not sure if your speakers are correct on other cars:
To check speaker polarity (assuming you don't have a polarity tester): Touch, for a very short period of time, one wire to the positive side of a 1.5-volt battery (any size), and the other wire to the negative side. If speaker "pops out", then polarity is correct. If speaker "pops in" then polarity is reversed. Make sure that the wires you are going to check for speakers do not have any power. </TD></TR></TABLE>
or you can just use a freakin digital volt\ohm meter
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