can someone show me how to replace rear speaker
03-09-2003, 12:14 PM
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can someone show me how to replace rear speaker
I recently blown my rear speaker, but i could remove the grill cover, can someone show me how to remove it. Also anyone have good recommandation for the rear speaker less than 100.00
03-09-2003, 12:23 PM
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Re: can someone show me how to replace rear speaker
Quoted from www.MaximaDrive.com
"To replace the rear deck speakers, remove the rear seat; by pulling the two pull rings in front of the seat, one on either side. Pull out. There are 4 14mm bolts that hold the rear seat back on. One on either side and two in the middle under the trunk access hole. Once removed, lift up and pull the seat back out. If you have the third brake light, pull back on it to remove it. Disconnect the wire, and set light aside. On either side of the rear window, there is a plastic pillar cover with seatbelt going into it. Using your hands CAREFULLY pry it up to unsnap it. Use caution here, as these panels are easy to crack or break. Once removed, let them hang loose out of the way, and lift up on the deck panel. It uses the same snaps as the door panels to hold it down.
Remove the screws holding the stock speakers on, and disconnect. Cut off the factory plugs just as in the front. Using the crimp tool attach female disconnects to the wires. Positive (+) is solid in color, the negative (-) is half black. Connect the ends to the speaker terminals, and reattach with the screws. Again, as with the front speakers, Nissan uses the same size. If they don’t fit properly, make trim rings from 1\4" luan, and attach the ring to the mount, and the speaker to the ring. Confirm speakers are working correctly, and then reassemble the back section. NOTE Once complete, make sure the seat bottom is locked in place in the tabs. If not, there could be problems if someone’s sitting there and you have to brake suddenly."
"To replace the rear deck speakers, remove the rear seat; by pulling the two pull rings in front of the seat, one on either side. Pull out. There are 4 14mm bolts that hold the rear seat back on. One on either side and two in the middle under the trunk access hole. Once removed, lift up and pull the seat back out. If you have the third brake light, pull back on it to remove it. Disconnect the wire, and set light aside. On either side of the rear window, there is a plastic pillar cover with seatbelt going into it. Using your hands CAREFULLY pry it up to unsnap it. Use caution here, as these panels are easy to crack or break. Once removed, let them hang loose out of the way, and lift up on the deck panel. It uses the same snaps as the door panels to hold it down.
Remove the screws holding the stock speakers on, and disconnect. Cut off the factory plugs just as in the front. Using the crimp tool attach female disconnects to the wires. Positive (+) is solid in color, the negative (-) is half black. Connect the ends to the speaker terminals, and reattach with the screws. Again, as with the front speakers, Nissan uses the same size. If they don’t fit properly, make trim rings from 1\4" luan, and attach the ring to the mount, and the speaker to the ring. Confirm speakers are working correctly, and then reassemble the back section. NOTE Once complete, make sure the seat bottom is locked in place in the tabs. If not, there could be problems if someone’s sitting there and you have to brake suddenly."
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