Taking out speaker
08-14-2002, 12:11 PM
#2
Please don't remove speaker grills from the top...you will destroy them...they are screwed in from beneath.
Remove your back seat (easy job)
Remove third brake light and unsnap wire
Unsnap the plastic push clips...I think there is four or five around back dash
You will best be served by taking off rear pillars as they hold the flat part FIRMLY in place but you can just lift it up and work from there if you don't want to completely remove it.
The screws are decent enough to get at but carefully getting them back in is a key...let me know by e-mail if you have any other questions.
Remove your back seat (easy job)
Remove third brake light and unsnap wire
Unsnap the plastic push clips...I think there is four or five around back dash
You will best be served by taking off rear pillars as they hold the flat part FIRMLY in place but you can just lift it up and work from there if you don't want to completely remove it.
The screws are decent enough to get at but carefully getting them back in is a key...let me know by e-mail if you have any other questions.
08-15-2002, 04:07 PM
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Originally posted by WizzaMax
Please don't remove speaker grills from the top...you will destroy them...they are screwed in from beneath.
Remove your back seat (easy job)
Remove third brake light and unsnap wire
Unsnap the plastic push clips...I think there is four or five around back dash
You will best be served by taking off rear pillars as they hold the flat part FIRMLY in place but you can just lift it up and work from there if you don't want to completely remove it.
The screws are decent enough to get at but carefully getting them back in is a key...let me know by e-mail if you have any other questions.
Please don't remove speaker grills from the top...you will destroy them...they are screwed in from beneath.
Remove your back seat (easy job)
Remove third brake light and unsnap wire
Unsnap the plastic push clips...I think there is four or five around back dash
You will best be served by taking off rear pillars as they hold the flat part FIRMLY in place but you can just lift it up and work from there if you don't want to completely remove it.
The screws are decent enough to get at but carefully getting them back in is a key...let me know by e-mail if you have any other questions.
After pulling the bottom part of the back seat out (two clips under it) You then have 4 screws 1 On each side of the bottom of the seat and 2 inside the ski hole after you take of that little vinyl cover that attaches the seat to the trunk. After all are out slide the seat straight upward and out.
--Don
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