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Old 07-23-2018, 09:25 PM
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Originally Posted by njsteve View Post
And another part on order. The original dash speaker stopped working recently for the factory AM/FM mono radio. I pulled out the A/C ducting and accessed the wiring. I was able to confirm the bad speaker by using a jumper wire to an old Kraco 6x10 speaker.

I ordered a replacement speaker from Electro-Tech. I have bought their 4x10 oval replacement speaker before and it worked very well and fit perfectly into the factory under dash bracket. They are the correct 8-ohm rating that will work with the factory radios, versus all the 4-ohm replacement versions out there that will fry your original radio eventually.

With shipping it was around $59

http://www.turnswitch.com/speakers.htm
Steve, that is the same front speaker I put in my 74. I am intimately familiar with all that AC duct and reaching up there to get it in. I had my radio rebuilt and added an MP3 Jack, and both front and rear speakers were bad, so they are new. Sounds really good. The guy at Electro-Tech was great to work with and I had the new speakers in just a couple days after ordering.

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OMG, I need to stop looking at others vehicles and start admiring mine again. How could I have forgotten mine are vertical??? Maybe turning them around in the garage can be a start...
Mike, we were just waiting for you to figure it out! LOL

BJ

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