Steps to installing after market 6x9's (Pictures to?)
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Steps to installing after market 6x9'* (Pictures to?)
I have a pair of Pioneer 6x9'* and i would like to please be told hints and steps to a safe and fast way of changing these.
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Re: Steps to installing after market 6x9'* (Pictures to?)
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I have a pair of Pioneer 6x9'* and i would like to please be told hints and steps to a safe and fast way of changing these.
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Re: Steps to installing after market 6x9'* (Pictures to?)
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I have a pair of Pioneer 6x9'* and i would like to please be told hints and steps to a safe and fast way of changing these.
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Re: Steps to installing after market 6x9'* (Pictures to?)
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I have a pair of Pioneer 6x9'* and i would like to please be told hints and steps to a safe and fast way of changing these.
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What year?? Mine took me maybe 20 minutes out in the parking lot at work. Pop the grills off. Pop the old speakers and mounts out. 4 screws to remove and replace speakers. Splice the proper electrical connections onto the stock wires. Plug it all in. Pop in the speaker mounts. Pop the grills back on. Done.
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What year?? Mine took me maybe 20 minutes out in the parking lot at work. Pop the grills off. Pop the old speakers and mounts out. 4 screws to remove and replace speakers. Splice the proper electrical connections onto the stock wires. Plug it all in. Pop in the speaker mounts. Pop the grills back on. Done.
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Or was it I accidently got 4X6'*?
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I dont have pics, but it'* kinda built in 3 layers
Grill
Speaker
Speaker mount
Pop the grll off (pull gently from the side)
The speaker/speaker mount is held in by a couple of plastic clips. Look down through the window and you'll see them at each end. Mine were white. The mount pops out of those.
There are 4 screws holding the speaker to the mount. Pull them out. Then theres a layer of "goo" holding the stock speaker down.
You may need to mod the mount a tiny bit to get the new speakers to fit perfectly. Nothing a sharp razor knige, a file or sandpaper won't handle.
You will probably also need to put new plugs on the speaker wires.
Reverse the procedure and you're done.
Grill
Speaker
Speaker mount
Pop the grll off (pull gently from the side)
The speaker/speaker mount is held in by a couple of plastic clips. Look down through the window and you'll see them at each end. Mine were white. The mount pops out of those.
There are 4 screws holding the speaker to the mount. Pull them out. Then theres a layer of "goo" holding the stock speaker down.
You may need to mod the mount a tiny bit to get the new speakers to fit perfectly. Nothing a sharp razor knige, a file or sandpaper won't handle.
You will probably also need to put new plugs on the speaker wires.
Reverse the procedure and you're done.