so i just ordered some new infiniti speakers for up front and an amp wiring kit to re-wire my amp since my power cable is starting to get torn up.
i was planning on re-wiring the rear speakers so that the wire for them is running on the right side of the truck instead of the left. i was just wondering if gm puts teh rear speaker wires on left side for any specific reason???
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I would not think so. But then again, I they opted to use orange coolant, 4l60e's on trucks, and put open diffs in a full size pickup. So who knows. I know that when My buddy wires up cars at the shop he works at, he takes the path of least resistance. Maybe its easier on the left.
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out of curiousity, why would you re-wire the speakers to move wires from one side to the other. seems like extra work for nothing.
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Why does it matter what side they're on from the factory.
^^I fixed your grammar for you. You're welcome.Originally Posted by jetersaurous
The answer is, so they can use just one harness, and simplify installation during assembly.
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