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monstertank
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Hi, I have just bought a ed xr6 and Im swithcing the headunit over, is there a quick guide to ford wire colours or something that anyone can point me to?
I am just interested in the wiring for the audio system...
Sry, if I am asking something that has already been answered, this is my first post. Look forward to many more  |
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grub73
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---Allowing 2-3mm gap to clear the window the following is a guide to the max mounting depth allowable
Depth @ top of hole 60mm
Depth @ centre of hole 70mm
Depth @ bottom of hole 72mm
If you use a 12mm MDF spacer ring then the maximum depth in hole centre is 92mm-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Hi guys, just out of curiosity am i hopless at maths or does 70mm plus a 12mm spacer equal 82mm not 92 as stated   (spewing cos my orion xtr6 cs measure 85mm deep  DOH)
Apart from that absolutely awesome job, makes it so much easier for us ppl just starting to get our stereos happening. Thanks heaps.
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pyroay
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| Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 9:41 pm Post subject: |
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grub73
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| cool, thanks again fro the great info |
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grub73
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| Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 10:11 pm Post subject: Re: Wiring colours |
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| monstertank wrote: | Hi, I have just bought a ed xr6 and Im swithcing the headunit over, is there a quick guide to ford wire colours or something that anyone can point me to?
I am just interested in the wiring for the audio system...
Sry, if I am asking something that has already been answered, this is my first post. Look forward to many more |
If the factory wiring hasn't been tampered with, you could possibly get the iso adapter plugs to siut your head unit from autobarn or some where like that. That way you wouldn't have to chop wires  |
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monstertank
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| Posted: Sun May 06, 2007 12:14 am Post subject: |
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| grub73 wrote: | | monstertank wrote: | Hi, I have just bought a ed xr6 and Im swithcing the headunit over, is there a quick guide to ford wire colours or something that anyone can point me to?
I am just interested in the wiring for the audio system...
Sry, if I am asking something that has already been answered, this is my first post. Look forward to many more |
If the factory wiring hasn't been tampered with, you could possibly get the iso adapter plugs to siut your head unit from autobarn or some where like that. That way you wouldn't have to chop wires |
Sweet mate, got it all sorted out now thanks |
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gregor77
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| any chance to get the pictures back up for this? |
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pyroay
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I offered fordmods to host them and they noever got around to it.
Now i dont have an account with my picture host place.
If fordmods are prepared to host them i still have pics |
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elfalcoon
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| Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 10:06 pm Post subject: caps |
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| just on the caps how do the caps turn off wen you turn ur car off cheers:) |
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elfalcoon
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soon as i charge it up i go to put it in and it reads low wtf aye and the the lights on the cap keep goin
which wuldnt be helping |
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zxhoon
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bump - any chance of getting the images back for this? I'm happy to host them somewhere for everyone...
Im trying to track down as many stereo installs in EFs as I can to get an idea of what to do with mine....
Cheers,
Stu
oh ps elfalcoon leave the cap hooked up it should turn off after a while of no activity.... give it 5-10 minutes and see if its still on... |
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pyroay
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email me at
aaron.young@silcar.com.au
I will try and dig up the pics.
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scarecrow420
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| bump... this is an awesome thread but it would be really helpful to see the missing pics! If you do use the 12mm spacers, do you have clearance problems with the inside of the door trim? |
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pyroay
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No thats why 12mm is the way to go, any larger and you do have issues.
I offered the pics to be hosted by fordmods they said they'd get around to it. |
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surtees
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| I'm using speaker wire to power the sub instead of 12 or 10 gauge. How much improvement would I get if I switched to 12 gauge? thanks |
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pyroay
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10 and 12 gauge are spealker wire, gauge simply refers to their thickness.
Do you mean from the amp to the sub? how much power are you delivering to the sub?
what length is the cable run? |
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surtees
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Yes I mean the amp to the sub my lead would be just under a metre. Here are the specs from my amp it's a JBL amplifier. Would the higher figuare be for my sub?
Grand Touring Series GTO755.6
General
Power Output 60 Watts RMS x 4 channels + 107 watts RMS x 2 channels at 4 ohms and ≤ 1% THD + N
160 Watts x 2 + 300 watts x 1 at 4 ohms, 14.4V supply and ≤ 1% THD + N
117 watts (channels 1, 2, 3, 4), 163 watts (channels 5, 6) at 2 ohms
Signal-to-Noise Ratio 79dBA (reference 1 watt into 4 ohms)
Effective Damping Factor 6.392 at 4 ohms
Frequency Response 10Hz – 47kHz (channels 1, 2, 3, 4), 10Hz – 302Hz (channels 5, 6)
Maximum input signal 6V
Maximum sensitivity 250mV
Output regulation 0.042dB at 4 ohms
12dB Built-in, variable, low-pass electronic crossover
Separate high-level and low-level inputs
Remote bass-level control (optional)
Dimensions (H x W x D) 475mm x 313mm x 60mm |
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pyroay
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| Any reasonable speaker cable will be fine for an amp of that power. |
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surtees
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| thanks for that. What projects do you have on the go at the moment? |
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