how do i change the rear speakers?

[rumtillidie 10+ year member]

heres the back of my car looks like inside and in trunk:

and what are these wires for at the back of my cd player:

Click to read more...

 

[goodstuff 10+ year member]

heres the back of my car looks like inside and in trunk:

and what are these wires for at the back of my cd player:

Those go to the gas tank. Jk, those are Rca outputs. If you don't know what those are then you need to find someone to help you with this install. Not dissing you, just speaking truth.

 

[outspoken 10+ year member]

to pull out the rear speakers you will need to remove the grilles. i would use a pointed tool of some sort to "pop" them off. unscrew, and thats it. as far as the wires on your head unit these are rca's out. they most likely go to front and rear amps. it's hard to tell what they specifically go to without the model # but this is most likely what they are...

 

[Louisiana_CRX 5,000+ posts]

Best thing for improved sound is unhook the rear speakers completly....

 

[goodstuff 10+ year member]

Best thing for improved sound is unhook the rear speakers completly....

x2. Feed all the power to the front speakers and get a deck or processor with time alignment.

 

[Gary S 10+ year member]

Depends on your overall system design... Only disconnect the rears if you are using separate amps on the front and have a sub, the rears will increase the bass.... but rears are not necessary with a sub and can actually detract from the front sound stage.

Yes, speakers are top-mounted... must be pulled from the passenger compartment, not from the trunk.

 

[rumtillidie 10+ year member]

nevermind

 

[rumtillidie 10+ year member]

o no nevermind i got it off now and i took out all the bolts but thing is i cant get the speaker out i tried pulling it pushing punching it hammering it wont come out!!!! and i took out everything i ll show you some pictures!!

 

[Gary S 10+ year member]

Car manufacturer probably used some kind of adhiesive... several ways to attack it... razor knife, hair dryer (heat), pry bar, tin snips, or a combination of all of the above... I'd try a pry bar first... just watch the rear window, especially if you start using power tools that close... it's rare, but they can break.

 

[nismos14 5,000+ posts]

Take'em out throw'em away.