Assuming there is 8 wires in existing Renault wiring iso speaker plug at back of radio, the two outer wires at each end of plug are for left rear and right rear speakers, tap into these wires i.e. strip the insulation back a couple of inches from the plug and join new speaker wires onto the stripped wires.
If only 4 wires in existing Renault wiring iso speaker plug then buy iso speaker plug from auto factor and join existing Renault wiring on speaker plug onto new cable and join new speaker cables (the ones you are fitting) onto the outside wires at each end of the new iso plug.
you need to start by fitting them into the parcell shelf, run the cables under the back seats and then under the carpet on the passenger side. there is a slight gap in the side of the head unit slot and behind the glove box to run the cables through. on the ISO cable from your head unit there should be 4 cables that arn't on the other side of the connection, these are your speaker outputs that you need to snip and connect to your speaker cables, making sure you connect the positive with the positive and the nagative with the negative.
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i am on my way to figuring this one out myself. im using this in car audio terms though. it converts the regular speaker wires, like the ones that come out of the back of a car stereo head unit, into rca cables, so you can plug them into an amp. rca cables are the ones that look like xbox or playstation video cables, except its only audio
i am on my way to figuring this one out myself. im using this in car audio terms though. it converts the regular speaker wires, like the ones that come out of the back of a car stereo head unit, into rca cables, so you can plug them into an amp. rca cables are the ones that look like xbox or playstation video cables, except its only audio
U run you own set of speaker wire from head unit to each speaker
The flasher unit is intergrated within the instrument panel
The simple answer, is NO. It depends on the actual connection. From the head unit to the amplifier, it typically is an RCA cable, but if your using "Speaker level inputs" then it would be speaker wire. (with a special harness). However, if your hooking up a Subwoofer to an Amplifier, depending on the guage of wire, Yes. They are universal. Many people typically just use plain speaker wire, however, many use special "Shielded" wire for subwoofers.
it is not practical to change the head unit on a RX8 The above answer is correct. There are many ways to make an after market head unit "fit" into the RX8, but you will probably lose the steering wheel stereo controls. You can connect aftermarket amplifiers to the stock head units speaker output and use aftermarket speakers. Get the MP3/CDROM addition for the stock CDROM head unit from a Mazda dealer.
It has inputs and outputs because an amplifier is a power source and has an audio signal going in to it from the head unit using audio cables(input) and then the signal goes out through the speaker wires(output).
The speaker grill is velcroed on so pull it off. There are six srews on the top and two on the side. Then slde the head out the back of the unit.
depends on year, 1991-1998, the flasher unit is underneath the fuse box, which is underneath the glove compartment
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