Recommend me a amp for these door speakers please!

[Morphsuit 10+ year member]

Correct. The speaker output from the hu will need to just be blocked off. If it still has the factory connector, just unhook it. If it's bare wire, cut the wire and either tape up the end or put something like a crimp on it to make sure it doesn't connect to anything. And attach the wires to something in the door so they aren't just bouncing around in there as you might hear it. Duct tape works well in that situation. Electrical tape adhesive will wear off from the heat in the summer and become loose.

Can I somehow attach the factory connects to my new speaker wire since I have no clue how to solder the new wire on the speakers?

 

[accuab 10+ year member]

Are they aftermarket or factory speakers?

 

[Morphsuit 10+ year member]

They were after market fosgates lol. They have come kind of connector that just plugs into the square things on my speaker I have no clue how to connect my speaker wire to the new speakers I'm getting.

 

[accuab 10+ year member]

Do the new ones have spade terminals like the fosgates did or do they have a push type connector? If they are spade, they will come with a piece of wire with the opposite spade connector to slide on to the speaker terminals. If that is the case, you can use a crimp to connect the supplied wire with the speaker. The best connection to get is soldering the speaker wire directly to the speaker terminals. Soldering isn't hard but if you haven't done it before, see if someone you know has.

 

[Morphsuit 10+ year member]

This is how the old ones were and how the new ones are also.

 

[accuab 10+ year member]

The best connection is to solder wires directly to those silver terminals. If not doing that, they came with a short harness with the opposite connector for each terminal. You can crimp the two wires together. Or you coukd solder the sleaker wire and the harness together.

 

[Morphsuit 10+ year member]

Should I try and solder it myself or just crimp the wires?

 

[accuab 10+ year member]

Soldering is a better connection. If you have the supplies already, try it out on some spare wire and see if you can do it. If you can't just crimp it. Truthfully until you get in really high power applications, you would never notice the difference.

 

[SamIam71]

Can I somehow attach the factory connects to my new speaker wire since I have no clue how to solder the new wire on the speakers?

Watch this. It is good info you may use now, or down the road if you are going to be working on stereos and related equipment.

http://www.caraudio.com/forums/general-discussion/598722-good-soldering-tutorial.html