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03-28-2010
It took me about 20 minutes to remove the back seat, and I have a coupe! When the back seat is out just lift the deck cover and the speakers can then be accessed. And I just picked up some Infinity 6x9's and the difference is night and day. I also have a factory head unit.
03-28-2010
Seat bottom is a piece of cake then 4 bolts to remove the back???? Is the rear deck fastened or is it held in by the seat back??
Thanks for the help guys and gals !!!
03-28-2010
mine was held by the back piece of my seat.............
03-28-2010
The seatback has two 10mm bolts on both sides on the bottom. When those are out, the seat lifts off of the back deck. Then there are two door-panel looking clips that you pry out and then the deck cover lifts off.
Last edited by SuperSport; 03-28-2010 at 01:34 PM.
03-28-2010
your forgetting the 3/4 seatbelt boltsOriginally Posted by SuperSport
03-28-2010
since this isn't audio related...
there are two 18 mm bolts holding my seat in and two 18 mm nuts holding my seatbelts in.
03-28-2010
Had the 4 18 mm bolts and three clips to get to the speakers. Of course one bolt did not want to come out but that is normal. Otherwise pretty easy except Detriot doesn't mark positive and negative so I had to guess to get them wired right and in phase. After that they sounded great.
Under the Duh category I lost one seat belt bolt. Could not find it anywhere until I realized it was stuck to the magnet of one of the old speakers already in the garbage can
Thanks again to all who helped me out. Loving my GP!
03-29-2010
When he said seat bottom was a piece of cake I assumed he had that part out.
FWIW, My 18mm bolts held down the seat cushion and the buckles.
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