Speaker wire
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Asked by Cherie Aug 02, 2011 at 11:16 PM about the 1994 Chevrolet Camaro Coupe RWD

Question type: Car Customization

I bought a 1994 Camaro. It has the stock delco bose stereo, but no speakers. The wiring is there for the door speakers, but there is no wiring for the rear side speakers. There is wiring in the back where the 8" sub goes, and there is a stock amp hooked up, there are some short speaker wires attached to the amp. How do I run speaker wire to the rear sides to hook up and install speakers?
Thanks for any help I can get. :)

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David answered 13 years ago

It shouldn't be too tough but you will want to take your time. Take out your lower door molding and any plastic panels in the rear. All you really have to do is hide the wiring. That will really be the easiest way. You want to run any speaker wires on the opposite side from any power cables that may have gone to a sub in the back though. They will cause some static in your lines.

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