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Maybe the old one has a crossover and the 2nd set goes on to a tweeter?
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What does the original speaker look like on the other side.
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Try connecting one or the other wire and see which one works/sounds best.
I don't understand that left speaker at all. It's got two filters, which would be normal for a speaker with a built-in tweeter, but they're both the same value and type of filter, and your other photo shows it's a simple speaker with one cone. And I don't understand why it's got two separate inputs.
My random guess is that one of the two wires comes from something other than the stereo.
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I’m trying to swap the rear speaker in my car that is completely destroyed. I went to the scrapyard and got a random replacement. Now the old one has two connectors for the speaker while the new one only has one.
Is there anyway I can make this work?
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