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pjude

Not a Newbie
Posts:23

Registered Users

02/23/2008 11:54 AM
Hi! I am in the process of replacing the tuner in my 86 345. Currently it has 2 dash speakers, 2 living room speakers and 2 speakers in the bedroom. I would like to put the two bedroom speakers on a switch so the grandkids can watch tv while the front of the coach can use the radio. I have opened the wiring harness and it seems that all speakers on one side use a common wire. Short of putting each rear speaker on a seperate toggle switch do I have any other options? Pete

rnr42005

Classic Camper
Posts:105

Registered Users
melbourne, fl.

02/23/2008 6:36 PM
no, unfortunately. the stereo systems are designed for left and right, front and rear. you will need to "slide" your existing unit out and see if they are identified by wire color/usage. if not, simply hace someone sit at the rear speakers and see if they "come and go" as you adjust left/righ and the "fade" (front/rear) on your existing unit.

1986 Fleetwood Pace Arrow Me, Wife, Daughter and two dogs EVERYTHING IN MODERATION...INCLUDING MODERATION

capt.dan

Classic Camper
Posts:126

Registered Users

02/26/2008 11:31 PM
Hi, Mine were like that and the radio I replaced had a common and one hot for each channel. I had to run new wire so I could have the stereo work right. If it is a Pioneer you need a hot and ground for each speaker. Common grounded units have to be rewired. A real PITA!!!!