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Old 06-26-2008, 06:58 AM   #1
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Fixing my Window and Running Speaker Wire

I hate when I have X hours to work on the car and after pulling crap apart and scratching my head I run out of time and don't get anything done

i was hoping to
-locate the connector where the door speakers and pillar tweeters meet up
-install the cross over units and my new speakers
-fix the rattling drivers side window (it's solid when all the way up but if partially down it moves about and rattles.)

Window problem
Pulled off the door panel and checked out the window I determined where the problem is but I have no idea how to fix it. the horizontal metal bar that connects across the bottom of the window, the mount nearest the front of the door is loose, I can't see well enough to determine if the nut is loose, missing, or if something is broken. looking straight down from the top with the window partially down I can pull the window up and down and clearly see the brace moving separate from the window here... not cool. The problem is that nowhere in the windows path does this bolt become accessible... maybe it is accessible if you put the window in some magically perfect position but i couldn't see one.

Locating the speaker breakout connector
Pulling off the kick panel and sitting upside down on the floor of the car I couldn't figure out where the pillar tweeter wire came down for the life of me... nor could I reach to where the door wires came in to trace it that way... I couldn't see crap either the Cruise control, keyless entry, and auto transmission units are all shoved up in there blocking my view. After digging around aimlessly to no avail I checked out the FSM (which I probably should have done in the first place) and determined that I was looking for the "M49" connector... according to the FSM this connector is located top center of the dashboard... well Fsk-ME :banghead:

So now I need to rethink how I'm going to hook up the new speakers. There's plenty of room to mount the cross over units in the door but that means I need to get at least one set of speaker wires run to the door from the a-pillar .. Even worse is that the Tweeters have speaker wire soldered to them meaning that the wire has to be run from inside the car out. I suppose I could desolder it and run it from the door in and then re-solder it, but then I'd have to run the wire up to the A-pillar instead of running it down FROM the a-pillar which presents a whole new challenge.


OK so if anyone has any ideas on how I can fix my window

or if anyone a has any tricks or can lend advice on running wires through the door conduit on an S14

.. I'm all ears

thanks
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