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Originally posted by Drew325is View PostWell I just finished the fader delete a-la-Luke and gave it a quick test run...AWESOME...so worthwhile. I'm amazed I left the poor Naka deck wired up so sub-optimally for so long.
2 channels splt amongst 4 speakers via factory fader = fail
4 channels for 4 speakers = WIN!
Thanks for the help!
Glad it worked out so well.
Luke
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I'm trying to separate the grounds for my new speakers in a 1985 325e, but the splice point isn't within reach. I follow the common grounds (YL/BRN & BU/BRN) as far back as I can but don't find the splice points. (I've opened the big cable tie). Any ideas?
How hard is it to further dismantle the console/dash to be able to reach further?
If I have to run new wires, what's the easiest path?
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Originally posted by mbarthelow View PostIf I have to run new wires, what's the easiest path?
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Originally posted by mbarthelow View PostI'm trying to separate the grounds for my new speakers in a 1985 325e, but the splice point isn't within reach. I follow the common grounds (YL/BRN & BU/BRN) as far back as I can but don't find the splice points. (I've opened the big cable tie). Any ideas?
How hard is it to further dismantle the console/dash to be able to reach further?
If I have to run new wires, what's the easiest path?
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Originally posted by mbarthelow View PostI put a new head unit in as well.
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85 325e speaker wiring
Here's the wiring. The 4 positive speaker leads detached from the fader are to the right across the antenna cable.
The YL BRN & BU BRN leads are next to the left. You can see they still have the connector for the factory stereo, but I've clipped the blue & yellow positive leads that formerly went to the fader.
thanks!
Michael
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That sure looks like a premium sound harness.
You cannot do the trick I described above to an amplified system.
There is a cheap trick to make the factory amp work properly with an aftermarket deck, but 99% of the time, a rewire sounds better and is pretty easy.
If you are gonna be in Redmond, I will be at WestWerks from about 12 to about 9PM.
Luke
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I think I'm sneaking out of work early to get this done today. :-DClick here to leave me feedback on our transactions. :p
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