According to the Seller this is the Full package, but even at the time I doubted that as it has some things missing like those neat Auto Seatbelts, heated mirrors and the secruity alarm. At the time I just thought its a thing of it being an older 92’ model, but this tweeter situation has me believing otherwise…
Either way, gonna have to build in some proper ones soon
Subarus of that era are a mixed bag when it comes to wiring. If it was a sub harness with the speaker wires (like a separate radio harness) it’s probably not there in a lower trim.
If the speaker wires are in the main dash harness(es) then it could be there but is probably taped back to the bundle somewhere close to the speaker hole.
As an example, My 97 Impreza L had most of the wires for cruise control; the on off switch connector, brake and clutch switch plugs, but not the sub-harness wires for the steering wheel controls.
Autoseatbelts were likely a lower trim option. They had to have those or airbags and airbags were more expensive. So that’s an indicator it may be slightly higher trim.
According to the Seller this is the Full package, but even at the time I doubted that as it has some things missing like those neat Auto Seatbelts, heated mirrors and the secruity alarm. At the time I just thought its a thing of it being an older 92’ model, but this tweeter situation has me believing otherwise…
Either way, gonna have to build in some proper ones soon
Is there a wire nearby? Both times I had a trim level with missing speakers the wires were run to the hole.
Subarus of that era are a mixed bag when it comes to wiring. If it was a sub harness with the speaker wires (like a separate radio harness) it’s probably not there in a lower trim.
If the speaker wires are in the main dash harness(es) then it could be there but is probably taped back to the bundle somewhere close to the speaker hole.
As an example, My 97 Impreza L had most of the wires for cruise control; the on off switch connector, brake and clutch switch plugs, but not the sub-harness wires for the steering wheel controls.
Autoseatbelts were likely a lower trim option. They had to have those or airbags and airbags were more expensive. So that’s an indicator it may be slightly higher trim.
Ah I see… not sure if I even got Airbags. Usually its imprinted on the steering wheel, but not on this one
OMG the 90s auto-belts! i had a 91 MX-6 with that ‘feature’. I’m glad you like yours but I am glad auto makers left that trend behind
I don’t have em, just kinda think they are weird and sorta nifty, which just fits this goober of a car in my opinion!