I thought about adding resistors to the speaker wires. Since I found two new OEM AC Delco 8 ohm 4 x 6 speakers, I don't needto bother with the 4 ohm Pioneer speakers.As far as I know, theonly thing the Pioneer 4 ohm speakers have that theAC Delco 8 ohm speakers don't have is tweeters. I don'tthink I needtweeters.

Besides, I think I fixed the original AC Delco speakers when I switch the speakers from one side to the other. It must have been loose or poor contacts with the speaker wires after all they are 18 years old.One speaker had very little sound and after I switched sides with them, both speakers seem to be working fine now.

 

thanks for the info

 

a good source for wiring and speaker sizes and ect is www.the12volt.com .

 

sorry its my fristtruckbut i know thats its a 1996 but on the door it has LT but its a 4 door and my mom says its a s-10 blazer and theirs no speakers at all so how would i find out what kind of truck it is and the speaker size all around??????????

 

in most chevrolet vehicles its either a 4x6 or a 6x9. in that one i believe on the top of my head there will be 4x6 in the dash. 6inch rounds in the door and 6x9 in the rear.

 

he only has 6x9s if its a 2door...he said his is a 4door. 4doors came with 5.25" in the rears and 6.5s up in the front doors

 

oh i didnt realize that i thought it would be like the older body style s10. note taken.

 

THIS WILL NOT WORK. The resistors will not be able to handle the heat generated.

 

ok my rear door speakers the rubber rings are blown out and they are completely round circle how can i measure them for the size? is it across or all the way around?

 

the size is diameter so measure across but let me save you some time, 94 has 6 3/4" in the rear doors (I replaced mine with 6 1/2" easily enough though) and 4"x6" in the dash