Dash tweeters

[msvx95]

For those of you who do not know if you have the dash tweeters, pop off the speaker caps and simply check. I recently received them and was pleased to find that the wires were attached to the "fake" speaker still, so future mods could be made with out running new wires. Very cool. I'm happier now that I can hear better treble from the front of the car. It's a quick 5 minute job total.

[94svxred]

Been there and done that 2 years ago!!

[94svxred]

Matt by the way how did your seat repair go?

Cool, Im glad it worked out for you.

[lhopp77]

Been there done that 10 years ago.

Lee

[msvx95]

Originally Posted by 94svxred

Matt by the way how did your seat repair go?

Good, I posted pictures on that thread of the finished seat. Went well.

[msvx95]

Originally Posted by lhopp77

Been there done that 10 years ago.

Lee

Cool, I couldn't.......I just bought the car last year

[McTaff]

Originally Posted by msvx95

For those of you who do not know if you have the dash tweeters, pop off the speaker caps and simply check. I recently received them and was pleased to find that the wires were attached to the "fake" speaker still, so future mods could be made with out running new wires. Very cool. I'm happier now that I can hear better treble from the front of the car. It's a quick 5 minute job total.

And what happens when your twit friend decides he is going to have a look, and tries to do this while underway?

I now have no idea where the speakerwires are behind the dash, now. I assume they conveniently run behind everything, procluding one from being able to easily run a new set?

(Oh, and karma go him back that afternoon. He blew his engine around the corner from his own house. The '96 Corolla couldn't quite coROLLa home.)

[msvx95]

The How-to docs have the speaker wiring for the tweets. I don't remember exactly, but I think one wire was white and one was blue with a dark stripe.
It's a pain in the bum to try finding those wires if they are buried in the dash.