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<blockquote data-quote="Seattle206" data-source="post: 4192626" data-attributes="member: 584129"><p>My cars electrical for stereo is about as ****ed up as you can imagine. Been a frusterating month of trying to figure it out. I need some help.</p><p></p><p>Long story but basically previous owner was Loco and wired his bangin 6x9s in two spectacular plywood boxes! Behind the $10 aftermarket deck he had in I found there was NO wires for the door speakers. Been a pain in the *** but I just got through runnin new wires for door speakers to dash. Now I find the constant and ignition wires arent goin where they supposed to. I'm plannin on ripping them out aswell. Thats my problem...</p><p></p><p>Where should I run constant and ignition wires too? Constant directly to batt or can I splice into another wire somewhere easier? And have no idea where the ignition wire should go. Please help me out</p><p></p><p>Also:</p><p></p><p>-Car is 1991 Ford Explorer 4WD.</p><p></p><p>-Its been pain to work with so I'm hoping I DONT need to remove entire dashboard. So far I've been working around it without too much problems. So if there's a way I can run these wires without taking off dash would be great. Thanks</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Seattle206, post: 4192626, member: 584129"] My cars electrical for stereo is about as ****ed up as you can imagine. Been a frusterating month of trying to figure it out. I need some help. Long story but basically previous owner was Loco and wired his bangin 6x9s in two spectacular plywood boxes! Behind the $10 aftermarket deck he had in I found there was NO wires for the door speakers. Been a pain in the *** but I just got through runnin new wires for door speakers to dash. Now I find the constant and ignition wires arent goin where they supposed to. I'm plannin on ripping them out aswell. Thats my problem... Where should I run constant and ignition wires too? Constant directly to batt or can I splice into another wire somewhere easier? And have no idea where the ignition wire should go. Please help me out Also: -Car is 1991 Ford Explorer 4WD. -Its been pain to work with so I'm hoping I DONT need to remove entire dashboard. So far I've been working around it without too much problems. So if there's a way I can run these wires without taking off dash would be great. Thanks [/QUOTE]
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