i have a 2005 chevy malibu maxx "hatchback style" is there any speaker wire in the back to even splice into if not what would be my next most efficent
1036742
there are 2 sets of wires for left and right, meaning when hooked up if you tap the left and right rear speakers you should get both equal outputs and they should be full range for the amp. This is what I did in my kia, I tapped into the rear door speakers off of the factory amp, located in the very rear of my car. Hope that helps.
967032
Agree with previous response. Unless your existing wiring is shot, just stick with it. Worst case you need to cut off the connectors and crimp/solder/splice in some new ends to fit the speakers.
2088855
You will need to cut your harness and apply female connectors to plug into the male ends on the speakers. I would contact RF and see if they sell plug n play harnesses
2166843
They come with speakers and wire. Do not have the plug in harness but I just used the old harnesses and the new wires. Just cut off and then spiced the ends together plugged them in and they worked great.
1816511
You have to screw into the smooth side of the plastic like you would screw speakers onto a subwoofer box. Use sheet metal screws, self tapping screws, self piloting screws, etc.... And once speakers are attached to the bracket it can and will look like and install like the stock speakers, except for the wire modification
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
760824
The wires are already crimped with female connectors that fit the male ones on the speakers. The wires are extra long so unless you own a motor home you should be able to run the wires anywhere in a car or truck. If you don't want to cut just coil up the extra where there is room behind a panel or cover.
801094
I simply connected the aftermarket speakers to the factory harness. Hope that helps.
291932
you have to cut the wire and splice in as much as you need. you have to buy more speaker wire.
596646
Hello. There is a lot of variables when installing this system into a vehicle. Please call the Technical Support Team at 805.751.4853 so we may further assist you. Thank you for your purchase as a valued Boss Audio Customer.
19712
Hello Louise, Buy a sub that has Speaker level inputs and outputs on the back ( many polk, sony, bic etc. do). Simply install right and left speaker wires to the amp as you normally would for regular speakers. Then conect those wires to the r/l speaker INPUT on the back of the sub. Then run seperate wires from the r/l OUTPUT on sub to your speakers. Works and sounds great! Hope this helps. S
466828
You'll need wires for the rear speakers if you want to put them in a surround sound set up, any wire will do, no need to spend a lot
894140
I put in my 2001 ram with new speaker and and amps. All I need was a din and half to single din install kit. If you plan on using the factory speakers I would buy an wiring adapter. Call car toy and see you any kind of bypass module
1444787
Lucie, the actual receiver does not have any plugs for the rear speakers. So as far as I can tell there wouldn't be any way to hard wire the rear speakers.
753468
I didn't want to cut the original connection so I just bought the connection at auto store connected it to 3" speaker wire connected the other end to the speaker since you have 4 connection gotta figure out positive n negative hope this helps
178295
just speaker wire is fine, you press the buttons on the back of the amp and then shove it in the holes then release the buttons. For the back of the speakers you loosen the terminals by hand and holes should appear from the top/bottom and you put the stripped end of the wire in there and tighten it up!
1961906
Many vendors have plug adapters for speakers. I did not use them. I bought a wire adapter at Home Depot which crimped on the wire. I simply wired the new speakers directly using the following color code. I have a 2003 F150 King Ranch. It was easy. You will like the Pioneer speakers. Good Luck. http://www.autotoys.com/New_Tech/Wire_codes/Ford_Wire_Colors/ford_wire_colors.htm