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- Thread starter tkedge
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removal
1. Remove the center armrest and upper bulkhead panel(speaker housing).
2. Remove the bulkhead L&R panels behind seats. May need to do this first rather than second.
3. remove the 5 screws, then disconnect the 2-P connector from the floor wire hardess.
4. Remove the 4 screws, then take the rear speaker out and of the center bulk head panel.
If you need, I can copy and email you the page out of the service manual for you.
HTH
1. Remove the center armrest and upper bulkhead panel(speaker housing).
2. Remove the bulkhead L&R panels behind seats. May need to do this first rather than second.
3. remove the 5 screws, then disconnect the 2-P connector from the floor wire hardess.
4. Remove the 4 screws, then take the rear speaker out and of the center bulk head panel.
If you need, I can copy and email you the page out of the service manual for you.
HTH
There is little reason to remove the center speaker, why are you removing yours?
Maybe he wants to upgrade???Briank said:
that stupid little speaker
My current issue is the speaker appears dead, I had a guy who fixes the amp problem take a look at the setup under the passenger wheel well... and he didn't think it was bad... I wasn't there so I don't know exactly how he came to that conclusion...
I've also heard the speaker could have just dropped it volume really low... so I figure if I can touch the speaker and feel it move then I know it's getting signal just not playing music..
so I'm just trying to rule out possibilties...
My current issue is the speaker appears dead, I had a guy who fixes the amp problem take a look at the setup under the passenger wheel well... and he didn't think it was bad... I wasn't there so I don't know exactly how he came to that conclusion...
I've also heard the speaker could have just dropped it volume really low... so I figure if I can touch the speaker and feel it move then I know it's getting signal just not playing music..
so I'm just trying to rule out possibilties...
The center speaker and foot well sub are driven off the same amp. So if your center speaker is weak so is your sub and the amp in the foot well sub enclosure needs to be fixed or replaced.
I've heard there's next to nothing coming out of that speaker at the best of times.
I haven't heard anything from mine either. Even before I went aftermarket on all components except head unit.
