5.
Connect the speaker wire from the
crossover terminals marked “W” to the
woofer/midrange terminals of the
speaker by either soldering (preferred)
or using crimp terminals. Connect the
“+W” terminal of the crossover to the
orange “W” terminal of the speaker.
Repeat for “–W” terminal.
6.
Attach the foam gasket to the back of
the woofer/midrange. Connect the
speaker wire from the crossover
terminals marked “ T ” to the tweeter
terminals of the speaker by either
soldering (preferred) or using crimp
terminals. The “+T” terminal of the
crossover should be connected to the
orange colored T terminal on the
speaker.
7.
Mount the speaker to the hole location
using three #8 x 1
1
/
4
" screws as shown
in Figure D.
8.
Push the grille down onto the speaker,
making sure the tabs on the speaker,
match with the slots in the grille. Twist
the grille about
1
/
2
" (12mm) clockwise to
lock the grille into place.
Note: The metal grille is designed so
that it can be covered with grille cloth if
desired. Simply, remove the metal grille
from the plastic trim ring as shown in
Figure E. Then use spray adhesive to glue
and wrap the grille cloth to the metal grille.
Push the metal grille with cloth back into
the grille frame. For even better interior
matching it is also possible to use plastic
compatible paint to match the grille frame
to the vehicle’s interior.
Logo Orientation on Grille
The orientation of the logo on the
grille relative to the plastic grille ring can
be adjusted. Simply remove the metal
grille and reassemble the metal grille to
the grille frame utilizing a different tab slot.
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Figure E
Figure D
FABRIC
DISPLACEMENT
RING
GRILLE
FRAME
METAL
GRILLE
TAB
Tab
slot
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