Tweeter install in a non premium sound car.

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  • bernzpeed
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    Thanks to Luke for all the support in helping me with the wiring.

    I bow down to your superior knowledge. :-D

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  • Simon S
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    Aw jeez. Quite right. Was thinking the installation of tweets to tweet pods there at first..

    As mentioned - factory provides 'door wiring' so it's an easy matter to plug in at just under the sail panel - and at the kick panel.

    Jesus Christ bernz - lol

    New tweeter pods w/ tweets are like $70+ each so the pods/panels alone are desirable. Many, (like myself) source old/used ones and swap in tweets from a fresh/new component set.

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  • StereoInstaller1
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    A good quality super glue is best/easiest. Hot glue inevitably melts, epoxy is a bitch to get off, but you can flex the glue points just a bit and super glue pops right out.

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  • bmwguy325is
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    Originally posted by Simon S
    Even better.
    Small dab of super glue or something for OE tweets
    (how old are those anyway? lol)

    Needed to use epoxy for the aftermarket units..
    Dont use super glue. You may want to upgrade one day. He ussed hot glue. It fills in the gaps quite well. And then if u want to change them it cuts right out.

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  • bernzpeed
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    Premium speaker + tweeter retrofit

    Tweeter wiring should look like this with the premium speakers.


    Sorry for the ugliness, that is from my donor car which I followed so I can get the tweeter working.

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  • bernzpeed
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    there is a wire already waiting on the door for the tweeters to be installed.
    i just did this last week. i installed a OEM premium sound system in a non ps car.
    pry the tweeter delete off carefully and then you will see the wire/ terminals waiting for the tweeters.


    Then you in the kick panel, remove the speakers and look for the wire that corresponds to the same color as the tweeter wire. it is not connected to anything and there is a terminal attached to it.

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  • Simon S
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    Even better.
    Small dab of super glue or something for OE tweets
    (how old are those anyway? lol)

    Needed to use epoxy for the aftermarket units..

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  • bmwguy325is
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    All I had done is gut the OE tweet and glue in the new one. Its low tech but works.

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  • Simon S
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    There's not much one can write up about.

    Here's what I did with 2 part epoxy and Infinity tweets:



    Not too pretty - but you won't see it - and they aren't going anywhere..

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  • tehwickerman
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    Tweeter install in a non premium sound car.

    Can someone give me some advice on how this is done?
    I've done a lot of research and all the articles i've found thus far are not very helpful.
    I'm attempting to wire the tweeters in a 91' 318IS I have OE front component speakers and OE tweeters to match.
    If someone would do a writeup on this it would be very beneficial to a lot of people!
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