How to remove rear deck 6x9’s
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How to remove rear deck 6x9’s
I’m installing a stereo system and want to remove the 6x9’s since I am installing a 4080 box sub but can’t figure out how to remove these rear 6x9’s. Checked around and can’t find a DIY to get them out anywhere on here or on YouTube. What is the next step? I have the screw behind the SRS pop out off now in the first picture but what is after this? Thanks
Last edited by Montzster; 01-05-2019 at 01:11 PM.
#2
I simply pulled up the rear deck cloth without taking anything else off (after removing the clips facing the front of the car and the cover for the rear seat latch) and unscrewed the 4 screws holding on each speaker adapter plate using a 10mm wrench and shimmied the speaker and the plate out the bottom into the trunk. It was pretty tight but I didn't need to take the side panels off. Afterward I put sound deadening on all the contact points and where the speakers used to go. Those guys are HEAVY.
Not sure if my car already was somewhat disassembled by the time I got to it.
Not sure if my car already was somewhat disassembled by the time I got to it.
#3
I simply pulled up the rear deck cloth without taking anything else off (after removing the clips facing the front of the car and the cover for the rear seat latch) and unscrewed the 4 screws holding on each speaker adapter plate using a 10mm wrench and shimmied the speaker and the plate out the bottom into the trunk. It was pretty tight but I didn't need to take the side panels off. Afterward I put sound deadening on all the contact points and where the speakers used to go. Those guys are HEAVY.
Not sure if my car already was somewhat disassembled by the time I got to it.
Not sure if my car already was somewhat disassembled by the time I got to it.
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I didn’t sound proof it as of now, going to see how it sounds once everything is done and if it’s too much then I’ll do it Now that I know how to get it all off, it wouldn’t be horrible Is it a huge difference in your opinion?
Last edited by Montzster; 01-05-2019 at 11:47 PM.
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