Tech12volt / Hertz door speaker install

Hertz tweeter install? Do I need to modify sail panel? I have non JBL and I just can't figure it out. Thanks guys!!

 

yes, I ended up cutting holes in my panels so the tweeters could sit in it. I used a socket to trace the circle and used dremel tool to make the holes. I hope this helps.

 

I reached out to James, but he has not responded yet...

I installed the front door hertz speakers/tweeters this weekend but am having some issues. Rear door speakers are still stock because I ran out of time. Here is the rest of my set-up on a 2021 Tundra Platinum with JBL all from tech12volt:

- JBL Amp Replacement
- JBL sub replacement
- audiofrog dash speakers x3

When I turn the volume above 36 on stock headunit, sound pops in and out, almost like some sort of safety limiter. Did I do something wrong? Do amp settings need to change? Don’t think any wires are loose/pinched. Any suggestions?

 

The easiest way is to mount them from the back of the tweeter, not the front. I used a little dish soap to lube the ring. It went on in about 10 seconds.

 

Mount the ring from the back of the tweeter. Use a little dish soap as a lubricant and it will go on easily.

 

I put the ring on the panel first then pushed the tweeter into it. Snug fit but that's what ya want.

 

Thanks for the great info! I’m doing this same install Sunday.

 

I'm confused on what I am supposed to do with the y-adapters concerning the amp and the loc. Amp is JL RD9005. LOC is simple 4 channel.

 

Has anyone replaced the hertz rear component speakers out with a 2-way speaker and had issues with them working afterwards? I recently installed kicker 6 3/4 and after I wired the drivers side, I tested and it worked. Installed passenger side and now neither of the rear speakers work.

 

You sure you didn’t blow a fuse? Double check the connections and make sure they’re tight.

 

which fuse? Front speakers and sub still work

 

Fixed it by removing the harness with the inline crossover and reinstalling the factory tweeter connector.