Yes, the wires for both roll bar speakers run on drivers door sill. For drivers side I just directly swapped dash and roll bar wires. For passenger side I had to run jumper wires to and from passenger kick panel speaker. Everything worked fine until I replaced the 6.5” speakers. How is that 4...
Tried to find a thread related to my issue, I’ll post it here.
I replaced dash and roll bar speakers with 4” kickers. Swapped speaker wires for dash/ roll bar, so if I fade full front I have kick panel and roll bar speakers. Full rear is now dash only. All good. Until I replaced the kick panel...
I was alerted to the issue by fast flash in display for turn signal. Rear turn signals, taillights, and front side markers work, but no front turn or park lights. Has anyone run into this issue, and able to recommend a solution?
I haven’t read this entire thread, but wondering if I reverse the 4” speaker wires, reversing the fader basically, I’ll have full range in rear and high only in the dash? The 6.5’s don’t matter, I have bass. Any insight appreciated 🍻
I have answers. Finally got to the point where I liked the look I had going. All it needed was 1” level. Bought the kit from RC, called my local shop, $300 to install. Decided I can do it myself and save $300.
Long story short by the time I spent 3 hours on drivers side I thought I was an expert...
I called my service department and the advisor I spoke to had zero clue about flashing for sound bar. Maybe he’s playing stupid because they want you to buy the sound bar? I’ll try another local dealership
Old thread I realize, but just took delivery of my Bronco June 2nd. I called my dealership service department to ask about having my system “flashed” for JBL sound bar, dude had zero clue what I was talking about. I added 1000 watt amp and 2 10” subs, but I have zero bass if I fade anywhere past...