04-11-2024, 05:26 PM
It all depends on the donor car from which you are getting the AUD.
If you get it from 90 series, you will need to wire the MIDs and Tweeters on the rear doors from the AUD to the speakers because tweeter + MID (in Parallel ) have secondary output channel (MID+high) on the AUD.
If you get your AUD from a 60 series, then you just need to wire the tweeter and MID parallel to woofer inside the door.
For the part numbers,
it all depends on what you have right now.
Usually, the harness on the trim panel already has the MID and tweeter connectors but the harness inside the door does not.
Sometimes depending on the production week, the doors are pre-wired but you still need to wire from the AUD to the door connector.
I upgraded my s60 from HK to BW of 90 series. So, I had to wire the MIDs + Highs per each door.
I bought 1 used internal rear door harness and got the 4 little male pins from it. From the AUD to the door harness connector. I could not find the part number for the pins or repair terminal. So, I pushed the wires directly into wholes and tied to the rest. It works and I never had issues.
It's not high amp connection, just a speaker.
If you get it from 90 series, you will need to wire the MIDs and Tweeters on the rear doors from the AUD to the speakers because tweeter + MID (in Parallel ) have secondary output channel (MID+high) on the AUD.
If you get your AUD from a 60 series, then you just need to wire the tweeter and MID parallel to woofer inside the door.
For the part numbers,
it all depends on what you have right now.
Usually, the harness on the trim panel already has the MID and tweeter connectors but the harness inside the door does not.
Sometimes depending on the production week, the doors are pre-wired but you still need to wire from the AUD to the door connector.
I upgraded my s60 from HK to BW of 90 series. So, I had to wire the MIDs + Highs per each door.
I bought 1 used internal rear door harness and got the 4 little male pins from it. From the AUD to the door harness connector. I could not find the part number for the pins or repair terminal. So, I pushed the wires directly into wholes and tied to the rest. It works and I never had issues.
It's not high amp connection, just a speaker.