THANK YOU!!2021+ Bronco 6 speaker wiring diagram.
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This is awesome thanks for the post.2021+ Bronco 6 speaker wiring diagram.
I'm looking to not have to splice the wires by using a speaker wiring adapter. Not sure they have one available yet.
to clarify here. the connector on the 6" midbass does not follow the schematic. it is not incorrect, it is schematically correct but physically different. pay attention to the small pin numbers. the wires from the audio control module/amp enter the midbass on pins 1 and 4 as noted not pins 3 and 4 as drawn.2021+ Bronco 6 speaker wiring diagram.
Thank you for typing that out more clearly for the dash speakers
it doesnt happen in the speaker itself, it happens in the connector of the speaker. the connector that plugs into the midbass has 4 wires in it. two from the head unit/amplifier and two that go to the dash speakers. since the bridging is done at the connector on the speaker, if you unplug the midbass, you lose the dash speaker also. if you were going to cut the connector off and use a crimp on disconnect terminal to plug into replacement midbass, you would have two wires in each disconnect terminal. You would have the wires that were under pins 1 and 2 together as your positive and pins 3 and 4 together as your negative.
Have you verified the bridge? If the terminals were bridged that would imply the speakers are wired in parallel. Unplugging the connection at the kick panel would not kill the dash speaker.
yes the speaker itself has 4 pins that match the 4 pin connector from the harness.. when the connector is unplugged the 4 pins are not connected in any shape at all. so the dash speakers definitely quit working. i verified with a meter that the 4 pins in the midbass driver are bridged in the order of 1&2 and 3&4. Basically, you could take two paper clips and stick them into pins 1&2 and 3&4 and the dash speaker would work again.it is a very odd way of doing it. they could have physically spliced the wires prior to going to a two terminal midbass speaker instead of using a 4 terminal midbass driver to do the "splicing"
OK, maybe we have a different definition of bridging. I would define bridging as exactly what you did with the paper clips…complete the circuit left open when disconnecting the kick panel speaker.
