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Old 05-03-2009, 06:39 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hey guys I know this is for the camrys but there isn't much activity on the sienna board so I figured this would be my best bet.

My dad has a 2002 toyota sienna with the jbl premium audio, the front right woofer is blown and I'm looking to replace it with some Polk mm6501's. My real question is does anyone here know where the stock crossovers are located or if I could just connect these up with the stock crossover in place?

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http://www.crutchfield.com/p_107MM65...=mm6501&tp=106
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Try hooking it up to the stock crossover first. Mount up the speaker with a couple of screws and test it. If you are getting highs in your woofers or lows in your tweeters, you should notice some distortion in the sound. Chances are good it will work fine. If not, check for the stock crossover behind the factory head toward the passenger side. Trace the speaker output wires if its hard to see.
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Thanks a lot, makes sense.
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