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INST ALLA TION/ OWNERS MANUAL 5-1/4”, 6.5” TWO-W A Y SPEAKERS MOBILE THEA TER SERIES WITH SWIVEL MOUNT TWEETER Release 3-28-01. Revision A: Changed installation illustration. 4-10-01[...]
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PRE-INST ALLA TION TIPS Before beginning your installation, read the following tips on proper placement of speakers and how to obtain the best sound from the speakers you have selected. No. 1: Always try to have the speakers aimed at the listener . Never install speakers in a manner that would direct sound toward the floor of the car . The only exc[...]
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-4- INST ALLA TION INSTRUCTIONS CAUTION: Do not mount the speakers in the following locations: - Where the door window glass comes in contact with the speaker . - Where the window crank handles or gear assemblies come in contact with the speaker when rotated. - Where the speakers come in contact with the trunk springs, shock towers, or trunk lid. -[...]
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Removing the Door Panel 1. This opening would have to be enlarged per dotted line 2. Possible speaker opening 3. Remove paper liner 4. Padded door panel 5. Window crank Selecting Speaker Location After removing the door panel, you are ready to select a location for the speaker . Make this selection as follows: 1. When the steel sub-door panel is ex[...]
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Selecting the Speaker Location 1. This is a good speaker location , but to use it, you’ll have to enlarge the existing hole 2. Check for free window crank movement 3. Check for possible braces behind selected area with window down and up 4. This is a poor location for a speaker installation; it is too low and behind driver ’s hearing area Speak[...]
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Piercing Speaker Mounting Holes 1. Opening 2. Speaker 3. Pierce the speaker mounting holes Using an Existing Hole 1. Speaker 2. Drill 3. Drill the required speaker mounting holes -7- Enlarging or Cutting a New Hole 1. Enlarge or cut new hole per template 2. T ape 3. T emplate 4. Metal cutting saw 5. File hole smooth after cutting Cutting Door Paddi[...]
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Routing Speaker W ires 1. Door Frame 2. Kick Panel 3. Connect speaker wires to speakers 4. Route wires to stereo 5. Drill 1/4” hole or use existing grommets 6. Door (open) Securing Speaker and Grille 1. Mesh Grille 2. Speaker mounting screws 3. Speaker 4. Grille 3. Place speaker into door and secure using screws (and clips, if necessary) provided[...]
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Speaker Mounting Details The following illustrations define the requirements for mounting the speaker on the near and far sides of the mounting surface or inde- pendent mounting board. -9- TYPICAL SPEAKER INST ALLA TION F ACTORY SPEAKER REPLACEMENT MESH GRILLE APPL Y BUTYL PUTTY (4 PLACES) MACHINE SCREW SPEAKER MOUNTING SURFACE GRILLE NUT MOUNTING [...]
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This Warranty does not apply to any product or part thereof which, in the opinion of the Company, has suffered or been damaged through alteration, improper installation, mishandling, misuse, neglect, accident, or by removal or defacement of the factory serial number/bar code label(s) or markings. THE EXTENT OF THE COMPANY'S LIABILITY UNDER THI[...]