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hilux wiring and speakers..
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hilux wiring and speakers..
2004 toyota hilux dual cab,
i plan on replacing the current 2x DIN size cd player with a normal DIN size cd player and UHF, and was wondering if toyota runs the rear speaker wires in the loom at all, and if so what colours are they? my rear doors dont have speakers in them, but they have the vent and raised section for where the speakers go, can i by a propper mount from toyota to mount my speakers in the door?
i assume the raised vented section (in the rear door) is for the speakers in the sr5 version, and only at a guess i would assume that toyota would run the speaker wires to near by (thinking behind the seat belt kick panel?)
can anyone confirm this for me before i start rip tearing my hilux apart?
any advice you guys can give me, or ideas on how you have done yours would be much appreciated...
i plan on replacing the current 2x DIN size cd player with a normal DIN size cd player and UHF, and was wondering if toyota runs the rear speaker wires in the loom at all, and if so what colours are they? my rear doors dont have speakers in them, but they have the vent and raised section for where the speakers go, can i by a propper mount from toyota to mount my speakers in the door?
i assume the raised vented section (in the rear door) is for the speakers in the sr5 version, and only at a guess i would assume that toyota would run the speaker wires to near by (thinking behind the seat belt kick panel?)
can anyone confirm this for me before i start rip tearing my hilux apart?
any advice you guys can give me, or ideas on how you have done yours would be much appreciated...
2004 3.0td dual cab hilux. 31" bfg m/t's. toyota bar. long range tank. G.M.E uhf. IPF lights. and a center consol (beer) fridge.
As far as hooking up your new cd player, The best way in my opinion is to get an adapter lead to suit your car, Supercheap, Repco, etc should sell them for about $20 and they usually come with the colour codes,
Just wire the adapter to the loom on the back of your new stereo and plug it straight into you vehicles harness, no cutting of factory wires and stuffing about to work out which wire does what, and if you want to swap back for some reason, you just unplug him and plug the old deck back in.
Just wire the adapter to the loom on the back of your new stereo and plug it straight into you vehicles harness, no cutting of factory wires and stuffing about to work out which wire does what, and if you want to swap back for some reason, you just unplug him and plug the old deck back in.
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There won't be any wires there. You are better off running your own anyway as the factory ones are too small especially with an aftermarket player.
I would be surprised if there isn't already a speaker mount in door if there is already a grill there for them, they will probably be for quite small (around 5 1/4") speakers but you should be able to get one that will fit.
If you do have to run the wires, take your time and do it properly the end result is much much better, not to mention nicer to live with.
as for the rest of the wires, there should be some kind of a legend on teh top of the cd player that tells you shich is which.
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I would be surprised if there isn't already a speaker mount in door if there is already a grill there for them, they will probably be for quite small (around 5 1/4") speakers but you should be able to get one that will fit.
If you do have to run the wires, take your time and do it properly the end result is much much better, not to mention nicer to live with.
as for the rest of the wires, there should be some kind of a legend on teh top of the cd player that tells you shich is which.
enjoy
Baz
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from previous experience with falcons and commodores (which are pre wired for all extras) i assumed that there would be rear speaker wires there, but you are correct, i should run my own bigger cable any way. the doors have a hole cut in them, and a big gap between the door and the trim, when i checked out the front they have a speacial shaped mount so the speaker clears the window, yet still clears the trim aswell. (this is why i need a mount,as the bottom of the window will hit the top of the speaker when its wound down)..Bazza_rips wrote:There won't be any wires there. You are better off running your own anyway as the factory ones are too small especially with an aftermarket player.
I would be surprised if there isn't already a speaker mount in door if there is already a grill there for them, they will probably be for quite small (around 5 1/4") speakers but you should be able to get one that will fit.
If you do have to run the wires, take your time and do it properly the end result is much much better, not to mention nicer to live with.
as for the rest of the wires, there should be some kind of a legend on teh top of the cd player that tells you shich is which.
enjoy
Baz
2004 3.0td dual cab hilux. 31" bfg m/t's. toyota bar. long range tank. G.M.E uhf. IPF lights. and a center consol (beer) fridge.
the speaker wires wud be ther sumwer but wudnt go as far as the door, my old camry had the rear speaker wiring loom but no speakers as well as my 4runner, but yes run the wires that come with the speakers as factory wiring is to small for high powered speakers, U cud always swap ur door cards at the wreckers for sum SR5 ones that may of had rear speakers, that way u hav the surround ot mount them to, If im not mistakin our prado has 6" speakers so im asuming that the lux's wud be the same.
My hilux had no speaker wires going to the rear. 2002 model. The only wires in the stock loom connection were for the front speakers and the usual positive, negative and earth. As previously mentioned, far better of rewiring the fronts when you add the wiring for the rears.
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i ran the wires to the rear when i replaced my front speakers and wire in my 2002 hilux. i think (from a hazy memory) they are in the loom at the stereo h/u but end somewhere under the dash and dont travel to the back doors.
i havent put speakers in my back doors yet though so cant help there, but will be interested to see how you get on
i havent put speakers in my back doors yet though so cant help there, but will be interested to see how you get on
got on to toyota today, i can buy the rear speaker mounts from them, come with cheap arse speakers, for only $105 each.... i quietly backed away from the counter, and ran like hell.... but not before grabbing the printout, so i reckon il make my own. maybe il install something behind the rear seat also...
am away for the week but will get stuck in next week when i get back.
will post up some pics when im done.....
thanks corbypatrol, i will go see them and see what we can work out.
am away for the week but will get stuck in next week when i get back.
will post up some pics when im done.....
thanks corbypatrol, i will go see them and see what we can work out.
2004 3.0td dual cab hilux. 31" bfg m/t's. toyota bar. long range tank. G.M.E uhf. IPF lights. and a center consol (beer) fridge.
i have put rear speakers in a 04 hilux and there are no wires from factory, also you can fit 6" speakers front and rear and i just used a piece of 6mm ply to adapt and give clearance from the window in the down position for the rear, it is not a big job just take your time and make cardboard templates.
also if you are puting in a single din head unit the space left over can be good for a UHF and will make it all look factory if done right.
also if you are puting in a single din head unit the space left over can be good for a UHF and will make it all look factory if done right.
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