Luther's Benz wrote:
If you remove the console pannel to access the fader switch,
there are 4 connectors there, one for each speaker. nbsp;Tap
in there for clean access to your speakers without going into
the dash.
If you don't mind using the light gauge wire the factory installed.
--
Finally put a new headunit in the '84 190D today, the Becker Grand Prix (early
one, I forget the model) was driving me crazy.
The new Kenwood (originally purchased for my now deceased '85 190D) has CD, USB
and aux input. I sprang for the wiring kit so installation was super easy. I
wired in
If you remove the console pannel to access the fader switch, there are 4
connectors there, one for each speaker. nbsp;Tap in there for clean access to
your speakers without going into the dash.
Luther
-- Sent from my Palm Pre
On Mar 6, 2011 4:43 PM, Curt Raymond lt;curtlud...@yahoo.comgt;
Down by the shifter you mean? Almost as much hassle as removing the kick panel
or dash cluster...
-Curt
Date: Sun, 6 Mar 2011 16:47:34 -0600
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If
you remove the console pannel to access the fader switch
