Late model C4 Speaker cable routing
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Late model C4 Speaker cable routing
I am getting ready to replace my Bose including new speakers at all 4 locations. Before I go too far I wanted to ask for suggestions on routing the new speaker cables from the dash to the rear speakers.
Is there any routing scheme that works better than any other ?
Is removing the seats and carpet worth the hassle ?
1990 coupe
Thanks
Is there any routing scheme that works better than any other ?
Is removing the seats and carpet worth the hassle ?
1990 coupe
Thanks
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Joined: Aug 2000
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From: San Pedro CA
yes. Remove the seats and the passengers side sill.
run the wires down the passengers side of the floor, snugged up against the sill. This will keep them far away from automotive electrical.
If you are doing amps, there is a channel on the drivers side sill that will hide the big power wires. It's part of the factory harness that runs to the rear.
I always run RCA cables down the center tunnel. Keeps everything nice and separate.
run the wires down the passengers side of the floor, snugged up against the sill. This will keep them far away from automotive electrical.
If you are doing amps, there is a channel on the drivers side sill that will hide the big power wires. It's part of the factory harness that runs to the rear.
I always run RCA cables down the center tunnel. Keeps everything nice and separate.
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From: Bartlett Illinois
yes. Remove the seats and the passengers side sill.
run the wires down the passengers side of the floor, snugged up against the sill. This will keep them far away from automotive electrical.
If you are doing amps, there is a channel on the drivers side sill that will hide the big power wires. It's part of the factory harness that runs to the rear.
I always run RCA cables down the center tunnel. Keeps everything nice and separate.
run the wires down the passengers side of the floor, snugged up against the sill. This will keep them far away from automotive electrical.
If you are doing amps, there is a channel on the drivers side sill that will hide the big power wires. It's part of the factory harness that runs to the rear.
I always run RCA cables down the center tunnel. Keeps everything nice and separate.
on the driverside all there is, is the wire for the E-Brake Light
