My receiver has only two connectors for wires on the back of the unit. Can I just cut off the antenna clips and attach the bare wires?
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That's what I did and it seems to work fine. However, the copper wire is very thin so if I had to do it over, I think I would just cut off one side of the clip and then insert the remaining half in the receiver.
2155936
I did not do that, but I don't see any problem with that. They are just bare ends, so it should be easy to add speaker wire.
1648735
There is a little covered box on the side with wires inside. Just remove the cover and insert your wires, connect and recover. In my application I used armoured cable and a connectore for the hole. The unit I purchased was identical to the one it replaced.
1786634
The end of the wire that is provided to connect the speakers to the rear WiFi unit is fairly long to start with. The end that goes into the unit is a proprietary plastic plug, so no way to do it at that end. The other end, however, that goes into the speaker ends in a normal, two-wire, twisted pair. I would think that you could carefully splice extra wire in at that point and then run the new wire as far as you need it to clip it into the speaker. Hope this helps. Love the sound! Happy Thanksgiving. Ed
2027554
You would have to cut & splice the wires - wires as they come are def not that long.
552183
Not quite sure what you are asking, did you have other accessories like external satellite radio or something? The wire harness is compatible, it would be a plug and play replacement.
1008812
you can go to any hardware store and pick up wire end connectors , they have to be slim though. I would recommend that you take the unit with you. You will need a solder gun also.
453151
As you view the receiver's component side toward you and the connector facing down, to your far lower left there is a coil and to the lower left of the coil is a small hole where the antenna is installed(soldered). I hope this helped. George Feder
2049299
yes the speaker wires fit into clips on the back of the unit . you can also use banana clips
1876867
there are three wires that would need to be stripped and use Butt Connectors. No "plugs".
1348317
If your receiver needs one to connect to then yes. If you have the older style dual connection for your antennae leads then no you won't. I think the idea for this was to insure it worked no matter the type.
952826
Yes, you can remove the two antennas. The connector that is on the router is a reverse polarity, or RP, SMA female connector.
2020798
No, the unit is a single piece, you'll need to use the existing cables and linkage.
1200091
There's a connector that all the wiring(power in & speakers out connect to) The only separate connector is for the antenna. You can connect all the speaker connections & power in to the connector and then plug the removable part of the connector to the radio connector.
1311244
My radio has screw terminals for the antenna, so I cut one plug off, stripped the wires to bare copper (making sure the two conductors don't touch) and attached one wire to each screw.
2160181
Like Carlos said, you also need whatever your receiver requires on the other end of the wires to correctly mate the whole thing.
1993066
It's not that simple, if you don't want to cut wires you'll need adapters from Metra and Scosche. If you want good results, you might also want to invest in an aftermarket receiver or an amp as most stock units don't push out as much power.