Speaker installation, front and rear
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Speaker installation, front and rear
How do you remove/install the speakers? Prolly gonna have to remove the door panel to get to the fronts, right? Any tips/tricks or ideas on doing it easily and correctly the first time around? What about the rear, looks like the are mounted from under the deck, is this true? Or do I have to remove the rear deck panel to get to them(surface mounted)? Thanks in advance.
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RE: Speaker installation, front and rear
the door panels in the front are easy to take off...remove all the screws (four in all), then the trick is around the tops, near the windows, have to be pulled up, the rest of the door just pulls straight off. For the backs, you have to take the piece of wood off the top, so you have to pull down the back seats, along with the pads on either side, and pull up and out the piece of wood with the carpetting on. You may have to modify the deck to get the speakers to fit, and the deck to fit properly again, but then you have to deal with how it looks, and if you want a stock look or a modded look, and decide how to deal with that. In all, it is very simple, i did all my speaker upgrades in an afternoon, but I knew nothing when I started.
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RE: Speaker installation, front and rear
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the door panels in the front are easy to take off...remove all the screws (four in all), then the trick is around the tops, near the windows, have to be pulled up, the rest of the door just pulls straight off. For the backs, you have to take the piece of wood off the top, so you have to pull down the back seats, along with the pads on either side, and pull up and out the piece of wood with the carpetting on. You may have to modify the deck to get the speakers to fit, and the deck to fit properly again, but then you have to deal with how it looks, and if you want a stock look or a modded look, and decide how to deal with that. In all, it is very simple, i did all my speaker upgrades in an afternoon, but I knew nothing when I started.
the door panels in the front are easy to take off...remove all the screws (four in all), then the trick is around the tops, near the windows, have to be pulled up, the rest of the door just pulls straight off. For the backs, you have to take the piece of wood off the top, so you have to pull down the back seats, along with the pads on either side, and pull up and out the piece of wood with the carpetting on. You may have to modify the deck to get the speakers to fit, and the deck to fit properly again, but then you have to deal with how it looks, and if you want a stock look or a modded look, and decide how to deal with that. In all, it is very simple, i did all my speaker upgrades in an afternoon, but I knew nothing when I started.
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