I was just looking for this to resolve a problem in my daughter's 2001. What timing. And, on purpose or by accident, when you print the information nothing crosses a page border :yahoo:

 

Ignore the man behind the curtain, just be in awe of his gifts. :angel:

(please deposit your Blizzard offering in the recepticle to your right) :clap:

 

Did someone mention Blizzards?

:bill:

 

Please correct me if I am wrong. But looking at these, it appears that adding the front factory tweeters would be as easy as hooking them into the front main speakers???
Is that correct?

Wayne

 

Well, sort of. The wiring is slightly different from models that have no factory tweeters.

The factory tweeters have four terminals. When the tweeters are installed from the factory, the front speaker wiring runs to the tweeters first, not to the door speakers. This powers the tweeters and a small built-in crossover. The other two tweeter terminals then power the front door speakers.

 

If you have the 4-speaker system and you need the VSS (speed sensor) wire, you should be able to find it at Pin 18 on the C260 GEM connector, inside the kick panel on the driver side. It's a GRAY with BLACK STRIPE wire.

 

tok... I added the factory tweeters to my car and i posted directions. in the audio mod section.

viewtopic.php?f=9&t=2494&p=52241&hilit=ajc6882#p52241

 

And I thankyou, sir!!! :wave: Are you still on the forum???

tok... I added the factory tweeters to my car and i posted directions. in the audio mod section.

viewtopic.php?f=9&t=2494&p=52241&hilit=ajc6882#p52241

 

For anyone still interested I was upgrading speakers and took a close look at the sail tweeters and the passive circuit is a first order two way crossover with a 47uF cap in line with the tweeter and an unmarked inductor in line with the woofer. Both factory speakers are 4 ohm impedance so based on the 47uF cap that puts the crossover frequency at around 1KHz.