How do you replace your rear speakers?

[Helms]

I've never done anything like this before but I heard its easy as heck. Could anyone go into full detail on how to replace them? I also bought a Honda speaker adapter harness.

http://www.amazon.com/Metra-72-7800-Speaker-Adapter-Connector/dp/B0002BEPJY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1360543868&sr=8-1&keywords=honda+speaker+adapter

[Quashish]

Theres 3 10mm nuts on each speaker pod, remove from inside the trunk.

Then push the pods out and unscrew the speakers from the pods.

What you mean speaker adapter harness??

[tommi]

you should consult your name from time to time.

[Tippey764]

Not to be rude but this shouldn't need explanation

If you can't handle replacing basic problem solving then you probably should be working on a car

Look at the speaker pod, its held in place. Whats holding it down? Look under it in the trunk. Oh there are some nuts holding it in. Loosen them and remove the pod. Now you still can't get to the speaker because the grille is still on it. How is it held down? Oh some easily removed screws. Remove those. Now the speaker is held down, how is it held down? Some more screws.

Was it really that hard to figure that out?

[JFrost7]

Taking the speakers out shouldn't be a problem at all, however, wiring etc. should be more of the problem which is why some people get it professionally installed.

Here's the steps anyways:

1: Inside Trunk, 3 nuts, per speaker, undo the nuts.
2: Unplug factory harness.
3: Lift whole bucket from top.
4: Unscrew grill (4 screws) from bottom of bucket.
5: Unscrew speaker (3 screws) from top of bucket.

[Quashish]

If you need a shop to install speakers because the 2 wires you need to crimp (or better yet solder) ends onto is too confusing for you, just give up now.

He bought the adapters which is cool I didn't know what those were. So I dint know why you mentioned that frosty

[Soufkackicustom]

you should consult your name from time to time.

Well played sir....


As for the speakers, pull on covers in the roof, remover 4 screws, pull speaker...wire and replace......this works if you have a cb9

[roland lorenzo]

[QUOTE=Soufkackicustom;3111347]Well played sir....


As other members was saying 3pcs 10mm nut per speaker have to be remove under the shelf inside the trunk, remove the connection from the harness, pull upward from inside the car and your speaker is out.

To replace the speaker, remove the cover, maybe 3 or 4 small star screw from the speaker mounting have to be remove and your speaker is already out, replace it with new one (check the sound if working by connecting the socket into harness) if sound properly working then return those screws, nuts and the socket from the harness and your done. Enjoy listening.

[poncianoarnel]

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[Quashish]

Your in the philippines and op is in nevada, why the crap would he order from toronto auto parts?

[ExplodingCake]

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Sorry amigo, but we United Staters have our beloved Honda Automotive Parts which is way cheaper even with that discount.

[cloudasc]

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Your in the philippines and op is in nevada, why the crap would he order from toronto auto parts?

Sorry amigo, but we United Staters have our beloved Honda Automotive Parts which is way cheaper even with that discount.

In regards to the op's original question that has already been answered, 3 bolts per speaker, some screws, and about 5 minutes of your time per speaker is all it should take.

[ExplodingCake]

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