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DUUUDE
SPLICING ONE POSITIVE AND ONE NEGATIVE WIRE IS 1/1000 EASIER THAN TAKING THE PANNELS OFF GET SOME 25 $ 6.5'' DOOR SPEAKERS AND SOME CHEAP ELECTRICAL TAPE ![]() ![]() |
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To replace your speakers you do have to take of the Door Pannels.
Taking the Doors Pannels off requires you know what your doing, and have the right tools. You will need to unscrew about 25 or so screws; and unsnap the hinges. From there, disconnect the Door Handle Release. It's not hard; but to take them off, and put them back on, it might be a 1-2 hour job. Splicing a speaker wire is the least and easiest of your problems. - But if you want OEM speakers that bad; I will give you mine. I replaced my door speakers, and I have the OEM door and rear pillar speakers. If you want them, you can have them. This is how easy connecting wires is. |
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Thanks! I know how to splice wires, just thought it would be better to use the plugs already there. I figured taking the door panel off would be a pain in the neck so I'm gonna wait till I have an entire day to do this.
Thanks for the offer on the speakers but I was thinking I should get something a little heavier-duty than stock speakers? The ones in there now are blown so I don't want to mess up new ones if I happen to crank it up.... |
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It appears from your avatar, that you have a 2001-2005 cruiser.
Removing the door panels is easy. There are two torx screws in the door pull-arm rest, one philips in the center of the interior door handle and three screws around the perimeter of the panel. The triangular trim at the front of the window is pulled off (two clips). At that front corner, I then (using my fingers, you can use a trim tool, screwdriver or butter knife) begin to pull the panel loose from the door- it has numerous plastic pop-pins holding the panel to the door. Once loose, the panel is pulled up to release the top edge, the door handle is un-clipped from the linkage (and, if you have power door locks, the wiring is disconnected). The OEM speaker is held by three (4?) screws and has a simple wiring connector. Ten minutes and the panel is off and the speaker is out. Quote:
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