removing rear speakers
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removing rear speakers
Hi All,
I have some new speakers on the way for the front and rear of the van.
I have searched, but I can't spot how you remove the rear speakers.
I tried leavering them off with a screwdriver last night but no joy.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
I have some new speakers on the way for the front and rear of the van.
I have searched, but I can't spot how you remove the rear speakers.
I tried leavering them off with a screwdriver last night but no joy.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
Re: removing rear speakers
Hi,the covers do not come off (not meant to come off)you need to remove the complete panel trim.
Does the vehicle already have rear speakers fitted.
Does the vehicle already have rear speakers fitted.
Re: removing rear speakers
I don't know yet to be honest. Need to get the real panel off tonight.
Assuming speakers arrived. Is it a nightmare if it doesn't have them already?
Assuming speakers arrived. Is it a nightmare if it doesn't have them already?
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Re: removing rear speakers
Depends: if the speakers are missing, the wiring often is too.
Re: removing rear speakers
lancyman wrote:I don't know yet to be honest. Need to get the real panel off tonight.
Assuming speakers arrived. Is it a nightmare if it doesn't have them already?
You Might be able to see if there are speakers/wiring if you remove the wee tray thing and shine a flash light through the hole.
I think the rear speaker wiring (if fitted)should be visible from under/around the centre console,Geoff will probably advise.
Re: removing rear speakers
don't worry if there is no speaker wires, its an easy run from the stereo to the rear panels via the center console and under the carpet
Re: removing rear speakers
Thanks all, I will have a look later. Really hope I already have some speakers in.
However, I reckon even I can run a wire through the console etc. Cheers.
However, I reckon even I can run a wire through the console etc. Cheers.
Re: removing rear speakers
The odd thing about my van was although there were no speakers in the back, or even the brackets & no evidence they were even fitted in the first place. The speaker loom & plug was there!!
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Re: removing rear speakers
Hi, I have just fitted a new stereo and thankfully whoever had it before me had already fitted an iso connector. The old stereo was a Sony and they had fitted an adapter to fit it which i just removed allowing the straight plug to the iso.
My problem is my rear speakers have never worked. When I bought it three years ago the chap mentioned something about it but i have long since forgotten why he said they weren't working. The correct coloured wires appear to be there at the iso connector and in the right place. I have looked into the rear outer cover of the speaker and I can see some sponge covering. Does this mean there are actually speakers in there or is this the reason for no rear sound, there aren't any??
Oh, and how do you get the plastic tray above the stereo off. When i had the stereo out i could not seem to find a clip to release it and did not want to pull too hard and break it.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Chris.
My problem is my rear speakers have never worked. When I bought it three years ago the chap mentioned something about it but i have long since forgotten why he said they weren't working. The correct coloured wires appear to be there at the iso connector and in the right place. I have looked into the rear outer cover of the speaker and I can see some sponge covering. Does this mean there are actually speakers in there or is this the reason for no rear sound, there aren't any??
Oh, and how do you get the plastic tray above the stereo off. When i had the stereo out i could not seem to find a clip to release it and did not want to pull too hard and break it.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Chris.
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Re: removing rear speakers
Sorry, mine is a 1995 2.5td auto.
Re: removing rear speakers
i just pulled mine and broke it now its really easy to get in and outchris40taylor wrote: Oh, and how do you get the plastic tray above the stereo off. When i had the stereo out i could not seem to find a clip to release it and did not want to pull too hard and break it.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Chris.

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Re: removing rear speakers
Very good.



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Re: removing rear speakers
my rear nearside speaker is not working, been meaning to do it for ages but havent got around to it yet,lol, might have a go soon
Re: removing rear speakers
As you may have found out..,Hanksy wrote:i just pulled mine and broke it now its really easy to get in and outchris40taylor wrote: Oh, and how do you get the plastic tray above the stereo off. When i had the stereo out i could not seem to find a clip to release it and did not want to pull too hard and break it.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Chris.


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Re: removing rear speakers
So the saga continues. All four speakers in.
Working ok, then.... Nothing. All four gone off.
No idea what's happened. Any ideas good people?
Working ok, then.... Nothing. All four gone off.
No idea what's happened. Any ideas good people?