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vaucluse



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2007 Defender 110 Puma 2.4 SW Java Black
Puma Dashboard Tweeter and Rear Speaker Cables Question
My 2007 110 Puma SW being a base model came without a head unit but did have the main front speakers. I've prised up the grilles on the top of the dash to find no tweeters fitted but was hoping to maybe find the wiring in place to fit some.

Does anyone know if the cables are supposed to be there or if I should be looking to take a feed off the main speakers below?

Also, I have no rear speakers fitted but was wondering if I'll find any wiring in the back to fit them or would I need to run new cabling from the front?

Any help would be much appreciated.

Cheers,

Mark
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Lew-M



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I can only speak from experience of the tweeters in my own base model, the wires for them will be there just below in the dash! Thumbs Up
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^^^^ Sounds correct, but can be elusive. Probably around the lower speakers area tucked away. Play Stupid Games, Win Stupid Prizes.
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Lew-M



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Yep the passenger side was taped to another loom behind the dash in mine, so have a good look it will be there.
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