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FLUSH MOUNTING THE TWEETER
REMOVABLE PANELS
Step 1: Determine the tweeter mounting location, then route
the wires from the crossover to the tweeter location.
Step 2: Mark the center point of the tweeter location.
Step 3: If using a hole saw, first drill a pilot hole, then cut out
the hole using a standard 2-1/8" hole saw.
Step 4: If not using a hole saw, use either the cardboard
packaging for the tweeters or the surface mount trim ring as a
template to mark the proper size hole. Cut out the hole.
Step 5: With the tweeter assembled, route the wires through
the hole and the pressure ring and slip the pressure ring over
the tweeter assembly.
Step 6: Align the tweeter so the logo faces the desired direc-
tion then push the pressure ring on to the rear of the tweeter
assembly until the tweeter is snugly mounted to the panel.
Step 7: Connect the speaker wires observing the correct po-
larity and re-assemble the panel.
DOOR MOUNTING
When considering possible speaker locations in the doors, be
sure to check the operation of the window mechanism and all
other moving parts inside the door. Most vehicles use a stabi-
lizer stop bar in between the door and the door jamb. This
bar prevents the door from opening too far, but may intrude
into the speaker mounting area when the door is closed.
Many do-it-yourself installers overlook this and check for
speaker clearance only when the door is fully open.
REAR DECK MOUNTING
In rear deck installations, check the operation of the trunk
suspension springs or tension bars. These tension bars can
move when opening and closing the trunk and can exert a
great deal of force against anything that obstructs their move-
ment, such as a speaker basket or motor assembly. In addi-
tion, try to avoid locating the speakers too close to the back
edge of the rear deck. Installing the rearmost screws may not
be possible without the removal of the rear window.
INSTALLING THE MID-BASS
Step 1: Determine where the speaker will be mounted. Make
sure there is a flat area large enough for the speaker to fit
properly. An uneven mounting surface can damage the driver
and limit the bass performance of your Sedona Series com-
ponent system.
Step 2: Check to make sure the mounting location you have
chosen for the speaker will not interfere with the operation of
the vehicle.
Step 3: Using the supplied template guide, mark the hole
with a pen. [Skip this step if using correctly sized factory loca-
tions]