No one on the audio forum is helping me so I'm posting here.
I need help installing my Infinity 6002i spakers. How in Gods name do you get the stock speakers off!? I can't see a way to get them out.

 

you have to remove the whole door siding...then remove the speakers....

 

Rear speakers:
http://www.vqpower.com/v2/modules.ph...howpage&pid=16

Front speakers:
http://carstereohelp.com/stereoremovalNisMaxFSpk01.htm

 

those speakers seem like they are on the doors, mine are under the rear windshield...

 

nevermind, i got it all apart, thanx man

 

Great!! I was about to upload the pics, they always help out. I put 4 Infinities 6002i on my Max just 3 weeks ago, took me 6 hours though. No loughing, I am a

 

hey at least u got them in..i almost finished tonight, but i need to get different screws and connectors for the speakers. hey, how did u connect the speakers to the wiring, where did u get the harness?

 

Well, you may consider me rude with my Maxima , but I simply cut off old stock connectors and directly soldered the wires to the speaker outlets (plus/minus respectively). I could not wait to put them in and decided there will be nothing bad if I simply bypass those connectors.

The screws that come with a set of speakers are not good when you mount the speakers on the front doors, tool long. I used the screws that held stock plastick cover of the rear speakers. Those are short and just right.

Will gladly answer any other questions! Good Luck!!!

 

well the place near me might have the adapter i need, so...
and i found out my stock screws will fit perfectly into the holes so i dont need new screws. if i cant get that connector...what color is positive and what color is negative?

 

Hmmm, got me here, not really sure, I believe the one with a tracer is the plus.

 

next time ur in ur car go check, i think they are red and green, not sure. take a gander for me.

 

I must have been thinking about something different.....about the clock that I disassambled recently I guess...

Went out and took a look and sure they were red and green, and red goes to a slightly wider pin on a speaker and green to a narrow, well you know that!!!

 

ok, i think i got it then. im gonna soder them, but my dad is a bum and refuses to help me and im kinda clueless

 

It's really not that difficult, so if you don't have expirience with soldering, after this you can be more confident to undertake another project, like changing LEDs to another color of the p/w buttons , actually that's what I plan to do next when get some free time.

The only bad thing happened when I was soldering the wires I accidently kneeled on the soldering iron few times and burned quite a lot of holes in my sports nylon pants

Leave a note if you got them working....