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Sorry i'm new to this forum, I did some searching but didn't really find what I was looking for. I'm looking to replace my speakers in my PT cruiser 2001. I was wondering how much it would be to have speakers installed, if I had someone do it for me. Or an external option would be easier for me. I was looking to spend about 200$ i'm not looking for amazing speakers.
thanks in advance - Tyler |
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Ok thanks how hard is it to do it myself?
I was looking and I was thinking of getting one of these Bazooka ELB110RS Ported enclosure with one 10" EL Series subwoofer at Crutchfield.com or Bazooka MGA465 4-channel car amplifier 64 watts RMS x 4 at Crutchfield.com How would I go about installing it or do you have any other suggestions? |
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Try this. Bazooka BTA6100 Car subwoofer - 100 Watt
It has the amp built in, so thats all you need to buy. Subs are kind of a pain to install. Not too hard if youve done it before, just time consuming. Speakers on the other hand are no problem. For the sub, youll need to run a power wire to a power source ie: battery, you need to wire it to the back of your stereo, and youll need to run a ground. And all of those need to be run back to the rear under the panels. Kind of a pain I think places usually charge around 70$ to install a sub
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This is a possibility how hard do you think they would e to install?
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The speakers or the sub? For the sub, i already had everything ready, because i took it out of a previous car. But to run the wires and everything took about 20-30 minutes. But ive done it many times. There are instructions to get it done. And theres plenty of people here that will be able to answer any question youll have.
But its going to save you mucho $$$ and then youll know how to do it for the future. the hardest part is trying to get all the wires under the panels, But thats not technical stuff, just cosmetic that a monkey could do.
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ok thanks I will probably go with the speakers so I can install them myself have you seen any tutorials on that? i know basically nothing haha thanks for all your help
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Not a problem. Taking 5 minutes to help someone is a well spent 5 minutes.
But the door speakers are definetly harder than the rear. I personally haven't seen an instillation video specificlly for a pt cruiser. But definetly start with the rear. I'm not on my computer currently, but tomorrow I'll be able to show you scenatics of how it goes together, and from there you will be able to get them out. Unless you find them somewhere before then, or someone else posts
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For me the doors were easier... taking of the panels is relatively easy. My pillar speakers were more difficult because there is a tough glue type seal that they use to hold the speakers into the frame of the car, so once you remove the screws you'll need to pry to get them to pop out. Then my speakers specifically were difficult to install because the screw holes were below the plastic pillar panel. So getting a screw driver in there was just short of impossible.
This is all dependent on the speakers. Also, I recommend looking up the wiring color codes prior to beginning this process, they aren't red and black. |
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