Shane_Anigans
Bought an X
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- MI
Searched high and low on this site and others, but couldn't find an answer. Maybe I'm an idiot.
2011 Xterra S, base audio, aftermarket radio and amp already installed (not that it really matters but just in case), replacing front door and dash speakers with Kicker components: https://www.crutchfield.com/p_20647KSS69/Kicker-47KSS6904.html
The plan is to mount the tweeters in the dash, where the factory ones are currently located. We know the factory system/wiring is for a 4-channel setup, so the dash speakers are run off of the front channels, confirmed by the diagram in the service manual:
The question is, where are the M8/D2 and M75/D101 connectors located? This would seem to be the optimal place to wire in the crossovers, and avoid the need to fish new wires from the dash corners into the doors, or cutting & splicing them in a different location. The "custom instructions" Crutchfield provides do not provide any useful information on this, and the service manual does not indicate where these connectors are located. The Youtube videos I've seen are all basic guides on removing door trim and using a screwdriver, which I'm already familiar with.
2011 Xterra S, base audio, aftermarket radio and amp already installed (not that it really matters but just in case), replacing front door and dash speakers with Kicker components: https://www.crutchfield.com/p_20647KSS69/Kicker-47KSS6904.html
The plan is to mount the tweeters in the dash, where the factory ones are currently located. We know the factory system/wiring is for a 4-channel setup, so the dash speakers are run off of the front channels, confirmed by the diagram in the service manual:
The question is, where are the M8/D2 and M75/D101 connectors located? This would seem to be the optimal place to wire in the crossovers, and avoid the need to fish new wires from the dash corners into the doors, or cutting & splicing them in a different location. The "custom instructions" Crutchfield provides do not provide any useful information on this, and the service manual does not indicate where these connectors are located. The Youtube videos I've seen are all basic guides on removing door trim and using a screwdriver, which I'm already familiar with.