US2-C65 - Speaker SSV Works - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL US2-C65 SSV Works

WARRANTY INFORMATION:

All SSV Works enclosures are covered by a limited lifetime warranty against defects in material or workmanship. All SSV Works Electronics are covered by a limited 1 year warranty against defects in material or workmanship. Labor for replacement of defective components is not covered. All SSV Works Speakers are covered by a limited 1 year warranty against defects in material or workmanship. Contact SSV Works for further warranty information.

TOOLS NEEDED FOR INSTALLATION

- 5mm Allen Key

- 8mm Open End Wrench

- 3mm Allen Key

- #2 Phillips Screwdriver

Please read and understand these instructions completely before installation to avoid possible injury, or damage to the accessory or vehicle.

Placement of the pod depends on what type of roll cage you have (factory or aftermarket) and your preference of where you want the pods to be installed. In these instructions, we have installed them on the outside vertical bars at the back of the roll cage.

PARTS LIST IMAGES

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1. US2-C65 Enclosures (1 pair)

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1. Dual Mounting Ring Adapter x 2

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1. Ring Clamp x 4

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1. Aftermarket Speaker Adapter (comes with unloaded pods only)

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1. M6 Hex Head Bolts & Washers x4

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1. M6 Allen Socket Head Bolts & Washers x4

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1. M6 Set Screws x 8

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1. 7 Screws x 8

   (comes with unloaded pods only)

INSTALLATION NOTES

It is recommended to wrap the bag that the clamps come in around the cage before you slide the clamp onto the cage to prevent scratching.

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FOR UNLOADED ENCLOSURES:

If using a different brand speaker, first see if the speaker holes line up with the screw bosses (circled in pink on Figure 1). Be sure to use the 8 supplied SSV Works #7 screws when installing your own speaker.

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A. Find the best orientation for the speaker on your bar and screw in the Set Screws in the OPPOSITE holes of where the clamp will install into.

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B. Loosely install the clamp base to the cage mount pod with the two (2) M6 hex head bolts and washers, place the cage mount pod in the desired mounting location on the vehicle.

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C. Place both ring mounting clamps on the cage using the plastic bag to prevent scratching, place the cage mount pod in its final mounting location and secure to the clamps using the two (2) M6 allen socket head bolts and washers with a 5mm allen key.

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D. Position the speaker to your liking and tighen the hex head bolts by hand with a 8mm wrench.

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E. Route the speaker wire away from any moving parts and any sharp metal, then connect to the amplifier.

Connecting the US2-C65 using the pre-installed, two-pin connector will require an optional SSV Works plug-&-play harness (WP-H1149 - sold separately). If you are not using the WP-H1149 harness, simply cut off the two-pin connector and follow the wiring instruction below.

WIRING INSTRUCTIONS

For proper sound, ensure the speaker polarity is correct connect the "+" to the "+" and the "-"to the "-"from the speaker wire to the amplifier. If using with an SSV Works complete system refer to the amplifier wiring instructions for more detailed wiring information.

"+"" "+" "+" "+"

WARRANTY INFORMATION:

All SSV Works enclosures are covered by a limited lifetime warranty against defects in material or workmanship. All SSV Works Electronics are covered by a limited 1 year warranty against defects in material or workmanship. All Kicker Speakers are covered by a limited 1 year warranty against defects in material or workmanship. All Kicker Amplifiers are covered by a limited 2 year warranty against defects in material or workmanship. Labor for replacement of defective components is not covered. Contact SSV Works for further warranty information.

Please read and understand these instructions completely before installation to avoid possible injury, or damage to the accessory or vehicle.

TOOLS NEEDED FOR INSTALLATION

-T-40/30/25 Torx Driver - Phillips Screwdriver - Drill - 3/32" Bit - 9/16" Bit - Uni-Bit

PARTS LIST IMAGES

Black plastic enclosure with mounting holes and a rectangular cutout (no text or symbols)

1. MRB3 Dash Kit

17.0000 17.0000

1. MRB3 Controller

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1. Mounting Plate with MRB3 Brain and Amps

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1. MRB3 Controller/Dash Screws x6

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1. Front B-H1149 Speaker Harness

Coiled black cable with connectors, no visible text or symbols

1. Rear B-H1151 Speaker Expansion

Coiled black cable with red connectors, no visible text or symbols

1. Amp Power Wire

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1. Fuse Holder with 40A Fuse x2

Red curved cable or wire with metal clamps, no visible text or symbols

1. Battery Terminal Cable x2

Simple black cable or wire loop on white background (no text or symbols)

1. Zip Ties

Coiled black cable with red and blue bands, no visible text or symbols

1. USB/AUX Input Port

Coiled black cable or wire against white background (no text or symbols)

1. B-H1221 MRB3 Power & Ground Connector

Coiled electrical connector with black and red wires (no visible text or symbols)

1. 3-Pin T-harness BO-SS-HPGAT

Coiled black cable with a red connector, isolated on white background (no text or symbols)

1. Antenna

SSV WORKS MAKE'S GNE NOISE

A. Remove hood by turning locking pins and lifting up.

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B. Use a panel tool to extract push pins circled in pink.

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C. With push pins extracted, lift to remove the cup holder.

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D. Lift and disconnect gauge cluster for removal.

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E. Unscrew (4) torx screws located in upper glove box and remove box.

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F. Extract push pins that are now exposed from removing the upper glove box.

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G. Extract push pins exposed from cup holder removal.

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H. Extract push pins exposed from gauge cluster removal.

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I. Extract push pins located above driver and passenger side cup holders.

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J. Lift to remove the dash.

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K. Extract push pins located beneath 12v sockets.

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L. Remove front dash panel and disconnect the 12v socket harness.

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M. Unscrew (2) torx screws that were behind the front dash panel.

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N. Unscrew the two (2) torx screws connecting the dash bracket at the rear of the dash cavity. Remove the under dash bracket. NOTE: IT WILL NOT BE RE-INSTALLED.

MRB3/AMP MOUNTING PLATE AND DASH CONTROLLER INSTALLATION

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1. Move the factory wiring to the rear of the dash cavity. Place the MRB3 mounting plate in the former location of the factory bracket.

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P. With the MRB3 mounting plate set in place, check for any pinched wiring.

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Q. Fasten down the plate with the factory hardware.

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R. Run amp power, and speaker extension cables out through the grommet that is fixed into the firewall (circled in pink). Be sure to run the correct end of the cable out through the firewall to avoid the inability to connect to the speakers.

S. With the cables now through the firewall, route them down the front of the machine to be full through the into the cabin of the machine. NOTE: A 1" hole may need to be drilled to run the cables down the front of the chassis.

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T. Follow the air ducts and factory wiring and feed cables towards the battery compartment. (use provided zip ties to secure cables to factory wiring, away from the drive shaft).

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U. Feed power/ground and (2) H1151 harness down towards the center console until you get the wires to the inside of the vehicle.

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V. Route the H1149 harness towards the driver and passenger side of the dash. Secure the harness with zip ties away from any moving parts and any sharp metal.

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W. Place MRB3 dash mount onto the center cup holder panel, and scribe the 4 corner mounting points. Make pilot holes using a 3/32" drill bit.

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X. Drill out the center of the cup holder for the controller cable to be routed through with a 9/16" drill bit. NOTE: Control drill bit depth to avoid puncturing through other side of cup holder.

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Y. Place MRB3 controller in controller mount and fasten down with provided screws.

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Z. Route MRB3 controller cable through cup holder

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A1. Fasten the dash mount to cup holder with provided screws.

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B2. Connect the antenna.

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B2. Connect the MRB3 controller to the brain.

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B3. Connect the power/ground wire.

TOOLS NEEDED FOR INSTALLATION

- T-30 & T-40 Torx Driver - 4mm Allen Key - Panel Removal Tool - Drill - 13/64" Drill Bit

PARTS LIST IMAGES

Black square electronic device with a speaker grille and control buttons (no visible text or symbols)

1. RG4-US10 Enclosures

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1. Enclosure Bracket A

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1. Enclosure Bracket B

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1. M6 Flathead 4mm Hex Screws x4

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1. M6 Allen Torx Screws x2

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1. Foam Circles x4

NOTE: To avoid subwoofer damage, do not face the subwoofer down or rest the enclosure on the subwoofer when installing bracket to the bottom of the enclosure.

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A. Align bracket A's holes with the dimples/recess' circled in pink on the bottom of the enclosure. Using four (4) flathead 4mm screws, mount the A bracket to the bottom of the enclosure. After the bracket is secure, cover the screw heads with the (4) foam circles.

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C. Using a panel removal tool, extract the (8) push pins to remove the center driveline center column cover.

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B. Flip up passenger seat and remove center tray to access battery. Disconnect the negative battery cable from the battery.

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D. Located on the floorboard to the right of the battery compartment, remove the (3) T40 torx screws circled in pink.

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E. Place SSV bracket B over the factory screw holes and refasten down with the (3) factory T40 torx screws removed in the previous step.

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F. With the bracket secured to the floorboard, place the enclosure in front of the floorboard bracket. To allow proper engagement, tilt the enclosure back slightly and slide its bottom bracket into the floorboard bracket catch.

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G. With the brackets seated into one another, use the front mounting tabs as a template to mark with a scribe or punch the needed placement to drill pilot holes.

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H. Once marked, remove the enclosure. Using a 13/64" drill bit, drill pilot holes at your marked points. Be sure to penetrate through the chassis lying beneath the floorboard.

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I. . Re-install the sub-enclosure. Secure the front mounting tabs with the kit provide T30 torx self-tapping screws.

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J. Connect sub to harness B-H1151 from the battery compartment.

TOOLS NEEDED FOR INSTALLATION

- T-30 Torx Driver - Panel Removal Tool - Phillips Screwdriver

PARTS LIST IMAGES

Two black industrial sensor or speaker modules with star-shaped cutouts, mounted on a stand (no visible text or symbols)

1. RG4-F65 Enclosures (1 pair)

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1. Enclosure Brackets x 4

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1. M6 x 16mm Screws x 10

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1. M6 Washers x 8 (small)

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1. M6 Washers x 2 (large)

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A. Using the supplied M6 screws and small washers, install the brackets to kick pods.

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C. Remove factory T25 torx screws located underneath the dash.

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B. Remove factory T40 torx screws located from the front of the dash next to the cup holders.

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D. Located on the inside top of the pocket you will have two holes, route speaker wire though the larger hole. The smaller hole will be used to mount the pod in Step P.

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E. Place the speaker pod in location and resecure the factory screws through the pod brackets on the front and underneath the dash.

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P. From the inside-top of the dash, secure the top mounting M6 screw and large washer to the pod through the smaller hole next to the routed speaker wire (figure F1). Then connect the B-H1149 harness to the speaker cable coming out of the speaker pods (figure P2).

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G. Connect the Line Out plug to the B-H1149 speaker harness.

TOOLS NEEDED FOR INSTALLATION

- 5mm Allen Key

- 3mm Allen Key

- 8mm Open End Wrench

- #2 Phillips Screwdriver

PARTS LIST IMAGES

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1. US2-C65 Enclosures (1 pair)

Two black metal cutting slots with circular holes, no text or symbols visible

1. Ranger Clamp x 4

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1. Aftermarket Speaker Adapter (comes with unloaded pods only)

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1. M6 Hex Head Bolts & Washers x4

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1. M6 Allen Socket Head Bolts & Washers x4

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1. M6 Set Screws x 8

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A. Find the best orientation for the speaker on your bar and screw in the Set Screws in the OPPOSITE holes of where the clamp will install into.

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B. Loosely install the clamp base to the cage mount pod with the two (2) M6 Hex head bolts and washers, place the cage mount pod in the desired mounting location and tighten the hex head bolts using a 8mm wrench.

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C. Position the clamp underneath the rear crossbar

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D. Slide the top mount for the clamp into the top crossbar notch and line up screw holes.

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E. Place screws in the clamp and use a 5mm hex driver to tighten the bracket

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F. Route the speaker wire away from any moving parts and any sharp metal, then connect to the amplifier REAR OUTPUT

AUX/USB PORT INSTALLATION

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A. Using a Uni-bit, drill a 1" hole through the blank circular panel between the 12v ports.

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B. Unscrew and remove the plastic nut from the port. Make sure to open the fuse holder and remove the fuse so the nut will fit through it. Feed in the wires through the hole. Keep the fuse holder open and empty until it has passed through the hole.

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C. Feed the plastic nut back through the wires and cables and screw back on to the port. Hand tighten only. Re-insert the fuse and close the fuse holder.

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D. Connect the Aux-in plug to the MRB3 brain.

CONNECTING POWER

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H. Feed the power and ground wires from the B-H1221 (MRB3 brain power) and the USB/AUX port through the grommet that passes through the firewall from under the dash to under the hood.

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B. From the B-HPGAT Harness: use accessory red wire for power to USB/Aux adapter, use yellow wire for power to B-H1221 from the MRB3 brain, both grounds from USB/Aux adapter and B-H1221 crimp to black wire.

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C. Connect the HPGAT harness to an empty port on the factory buss bar located under the hood.

CONNECTING POWER & GROUND CABLE TO BATTERY

Break off tab Break off tab A1

A1. Remove the bottom cover of the fuse holder by extracting the 2 screws. Break off the right and left side tabs on the bottom cover.

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A2. Extract both fuse holder screws.

Power Wire Battery Terminal Cable A3

A3. Attach both the Power Wire and Battery Terminal Cable to the fuse holder. Reattach the bottom cover.

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B. Unscrew the factory nut on the negative battery terminal. Install the 2 ground cables to the screw on the ground battery terminal. Re-install the factory nut.

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C. Unscrew the factory nut on the positive battery terminal. Install the 2 power cables to the screw on the positive battery terminal. Re-install the factory nut.

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D. Remove the top of the fuse holder and extract the 2 screws. Insert the 40A fuse, screw the 2 screws back in and reattach the fuse holder top.

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E. Zip tie all of the electrical cabling (factory and audio) along the center column away from the drive shaft.

THIS CONCLUDES THE INSTALLATION PROCESS. REPLACE THE FACTORY PANELS AND SEATS. QUESTIONS? PLEASE CONTACT SSV WORKS AT 818-991-1778 OR EMAIL [e-mail]