Unfortunately you are unlikely to find these parts anywhere.
| quote | Originally posted by Phil-N: When I replaced the 4x10s in my dash, I unsoldered the connectors from the speakers, and resoldered them to the new speakers. You may be able to do the same with the seat speakers; I don't know for sure, since I haven't had the seat speakers out. |
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I did soemthing like that for my fronts... I cut the wires off at the old paper cones, unclipped the plug and made the OE plugwires into adaptors that will work with many aftermarket speakers.
I don't know if you could do something like that with the seat speakers.... I haven't seen them in so long I just don't remember.
If you don't want to cut off the OE plug, you could use 3M ScotchLock tap connectors to add a new plug w/o cutting. These are insulation displacing crimps that you just pinch onto the wire with pliers.
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