[thekendog]

I have a question in regards to installing some speakers. I saw a guy with some on his ski the other week and they looked/sounded good so I decided to get some of my own. Here they are...

http://www.lanzar.com/sku/OPTIAT94A...or-i-phone,-i-pad,-i-pad-mini,-Cell-Phone-Etc

Question I have is, how hard is it to install these? I'm a novice when it comes to working on my Spark for the most part and haven't ever taken the top off. Would that even be necessary or is it a must in order to install these? I'm taking my Spark in to get an oil change soon and I can get the dealer to install them, but if I can do it myself I'd like to save some money and have them installed for the upcoming weekend.

 

[sabrowski]

http://www.seadoospark.org/#/forumsite/20826/topics/9914

 

[thekendog]

http://www.seadoospark.org/#/forumsite/20826/topics/9914

That link is busted. Which thread were you referring to? (EDIT: I figured out you were talking about the thread with your speakers)

I'm mainly just worried about the wiring. Where/how do I hook into the battery?

 

[sabrowski]

You gotta take the top off to run the wiring nicely. Connect directly to the battery. Run the wires strait thru the grommet that is used for the factory wiring. I put a switch in my little glove box to turn it on and off.

 

[thekendog]

You gotta take the top off to run the wiring nicely. Connect directly to the battery. Run the wires strait thru the grommet that is used for the factory wiring. I put a switch in my little glove box to turn it on and off.

Might be a dumb question but is it possible to use a fuse tap or Add a Fuse?

 

[sabrowski]

I wouldn't if i were you. There is a cover over the fuses that seams pretty sealed up. Also there is no acc in the fuse panel.

 

[thekendog]

I wouldn't if i were you. There is a cover over the fuses that seams pretty sealed up. Also there is no acc in the fuse panel.

Is this diagram pretty much the correct setup or do I need to add a ground wire in as well?

 

[sabrowski]

That is correct. But your system may have a 12v constant. The black is the ground.

 

[thekendog]

That is correct. But your system may have a 12v constant. The black is the ground.

So I do or don't need a ground wire in there? Sorry for the noob questions. Trying to learn and want to make sure I understand everything before I go messing around.

 

[ChuckTheVoice]

I'm sure you need a ground.

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[thekendog]

I'm sure you need a ground.

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I thought so too but I've read some things that said you don't if the switch doesn't have any lights on it. Not really sure.