1) Start by removing the door trim. First
to be removed is the door handle, use a small flat blade screw
driver to 'pop' the cap that covers the screw and unscrew
it, then lift the handle out (it will be very tight, so be
carefull) you might even need a second flatblade to leaver
it out.
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2) After removing the door handle, use a small
flat blade screwdriver to 'pop' the cover for the screw on
the door trim that is covered by the dash when the door is
closed.
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3) Using your flat blade screw driver again,
'carefully' remove the cover for the lock and handle (Be careful
as these covers do break quite easily.)
4) After this is removed
run your hands along the bottom of the trim till you find
a large gap, stick your hand in the gap and simply pull the-
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door trim, so all the clips pull apart (all
the trim will remove but the top edge) then lift the trim
and it will simply lift off the door. You will then be left
with the 5 x 7 speaker in the standard plastic speaker pod.
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5) Unscrew the speaker first (because you cant unclip the
wiring unless the speaker is removed) then unscrew the door
pod.
6) Trace the back of the speaker pod out on a piece of
MDF (I used 6mm and It works great)
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7) Cut around the line that you traced with a jigsaw.
8) Drill the holes in the same postition as the standard
holes in the plastic pod then screw the MDF to the door
to make sure of correct fitting.
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9) Use the speaker hole template you usually
get on the back of the box when the speakers are new and cut
the hole in the MDF using a jigsaw
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10) Screw the MDF back into the door, cut the
standard plug off the speaker wires and using a crimping tool,crimp
some splice connectors onto the speaker wires and attach them
to the correct pins on the back of your speakers then simply
screw your speaker in and your done.
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