Amp Install questions... Help please.
#31
It's much easier to keep this all in one thread.
The wires on the left side of the LL/converter go to the speaker wires coming out of the radio. Right + & - and Left + & -. If the previous amp was wired correctly, you can hold the plug up to the old amp and label each wire using the diagram on the amp. Right + & - and Left + & -.
Cut the wires and connect them to the corresponding wires converter.
The RCA cables on the right side of the converter connect to the Front channel Inputs on Amp.
The screw-downs on the other side of the Amp will go out to the speakers. You will want to tin the wires with solder before screwing them down. Putting a small amount of Blue Loctite on the very top of the screw threads will help them from coming loose.
You will need a set of RCA cables as Gann pointed out.
Connect the lower speakers in the same way using a second converter, rear inputs, and rear screw-downs. Don't forget to label those wires as you remove them from the speakers.
The wires on the left side of the LL/converter go to the speaker wires coming out of the radio. Right + & - and Left + & -. If the previous amp was wired correctly, you can hold the plug up to the old amp and label each wire using the diagram on the amp. Right + & - and Left + & -.
Cut the wires and connect them to the corresponding wires converter.
The RCA cables on the right side of the converter connect to the Front channel Inputs on Amp.
The screw-downs on the other side of the Amp will go out to the speakers. You will want to tin the wires with solder before screwing them down. Putting a small amount of Blue Loctite on the very top of the screw threads will help them from coming loose.
You will need a set of RCA cables as Gann pointed out.
Connect the lower speakers in the same way using a second converter, rear inputs, and rear screw-downs. Don't forget to label those wires as you remove them from the speakers.
Last edited by Bertk; 12-01-2015 at 11:56 AM.
#32
Here you go. Same part # fits both sides. I'd still find out for sure from someone if the Arc grills fit. The CVO grills are unpainted.
http://www.boardtrackerharleyonline....ge_580440596=0
2010 Limited with some stuff
http://www.boardtrackerharleyonline....ge_580440596=0
2010 Limited with some stuff
What about the SNI-35 line levelers? Was the link I posted a couple of posts back what I'm needing? Just trying to get everything ordered.
#33
#34
I can just pull one of my 602's out of my upper fairing and pop it in there and see if they fit, since now I've gotta wait for the new lower speakers to come in. What about the SNI-35 line levelers? Was the link I posted a couple of posts back what I'm needing? Just trying to get everything ordered.
Yes the link you provided earlier is what you need. You can get by with only one but personally I'd use two of them.
2010 Limited with some stuff
#35
#36
P.S The arcs will not look as good as the example Bates provided. His grills are perfect. The arcs will stick out a little. Not completely flush like Bates.
Last edited by Gannicus; 12-01-2015 at 12:03 PM.
#37
#38
I'm going to copy this to the other thread to keep it together.
#40
I copied this from the other thread to keep it all together.
The wires on the left side of the LL/converter go to the speaker wires coming out of the radio. Right + & - and Left + & -. If the previous amp was wired correctly, you can hold the plug up to the old amp and label each wire using the diagram on the amp. Right + & - and Left + & -.
Cut the wires and connect them to the corresponding wires converter.
The RCA cables on the right side of the converter connect to the Front channel Inputs on Amp.
The screw-downs on the other side of the Amp will go out to the speakers. You will want to tin the wires with solder before screwing them down. Putting a small amount of Blue Loctite on the very top of the screw threads will help them from coming loose.
You will need a set of RCA cables as Gann pointed out.
Connect the lower speakers in the same way using a second converter, rear inputs, and rear screw-downs. Don't forget to label those wires as you remove them from the speakers.
The wires on the left side of the LL/converter go to the speaker wires coming out of the radio. Right + & - and Left + & -. If the previous amp was wired correctly, you can hold the plug up to the old amp and label each wire using the diagram on the amp. Right + & - and Left + & -.
Cut the wires and connect them to the corresponding wires converter.
The RCA cables on the right side of the converter connect to the Front channel Inputs on Amp.
The screw-downs on the other side of the Amp will go out to the speakers. You will want to tin the wires with solder before screwing them down. Putting a small amount of Blue Loctite on the very top of the screw threads will help them from coming loose.
You will need a set of RCA cables as Gann pointed out.
Connect the lower speakers in the same way using a second converter, rear inputs, and rear screw-downs. Don't forget to label those wires as you remove them from the speakers.