More help on replacing front speakers in 1999 Accord

Discussion in 'Accord' started by DJN, Dec 14, 2003.

  1. DJN

    DJN Guest

    I've searched the newsgroups, found some tips, and even bought the Chilton
    book, but I'd still like a few more details on replacing the front speakers
    in my 1999 Accord Coupe (EX/V6). I got the door latch/auto lock piece out,
    and then took out the screw that goes vertical down into the handle.
    Okay...then what? Am I just supposed to start pulling out the entire door
    covering? Do I need to remove the trim piece up by the mirror? Do I need to
    remove the weather stripping that runs underneath the door right against
    the trim panel? I bought a trim-removal tool...but I guess I got too scared
    of messing something up to just stick it behind the panel and start prying
    it up. Any advice from someone who has actually done this on the 99 Accord
    Coupe would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

    DJN
     
    DJN, Dec 14, 2003
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  2. DJN

    EPSYCHOBOB Guest

    HAVE YOU BOUGHT THE SPEAKERS YET? IF NOT CCHECK OUT
    http://www.crutchfield.com/ BECAUSE IF YOU ORDER FROM THEM THE WILL GIVE YOU
    A SET OF INSTRUCTIONS FOR YOUR 99 ACCORD AND ANY NECESSARY WIRING HARNESS TO
    HELP EASE THE INSTALLATION OF THE SPEAKERS ON YOUR CAR. YOU COULD EVEN BUY
    TOOLS FROM THEM TO HELP PRY OPEN THE DOOR COVERING.
     
    EPSYCHOBOB, Dec 14, 2003
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  3. DJN

    EPSYCHOBOB Guest

    HAVE YOU BOUGHT THE SPEAKERS YET? IF NOT CCHECK OUT
    http://www.crutchfield.com/ BECAUSE IF YOU ORDER FROM THEM THE WILL GIVE YOU
    A SET OF INSTRUCTIONS FOR YOUR 99 ACCORD AND ANY NECESSARY WIRING HARNESS TO
    HELP EASE THE INSTALLATION OF THE SPEAKERS ON YOUR CAR. YOU COULD EVEN BUY
    TOOLS FROM THEM TO HELP PRY OPEN THE DOOR COVERING.
     
    EPSYCHOBOB, Dec 14, 2003
    #3
  4. DJN

    guy #1 Guest

    remove trim piece by the mirror, then pull the panel off starting at the
    bottom.It is just snaps holding it.
     
    guy #1, Dec 14, 2003
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  5. DJN

    guy #1 Guest

    remove trim piece by the mirror, then pull the panel off starting at the
    bottom.It is just snaps holding it.
     
    guy #1, Dec 14, 2003
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  6. DJN

    Lee Cao Guest

    Pull along the bottom and sides of the door panel to pop all the clips.
    There is a big one below the side view mirror. You can see it on the door
    panel. After all the clips are free, lift upwards to remove the door panel.
    Disconnect any wiring harnesses are there and then move on to the speaker.

    As for the speaker, I hope you've found a direct replacement because I had
    to custom make a speaker mounting ring for the 6.5" Focal midbass I dropped
    in.

    Lee Cao
     
    Lee Cao, Dec 18, 2003
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  7. DJN

    Lee Cao Guest

    Pull along the bottom and sides of the door panel to pop all the clips.
    There is a big one below the side view mirror. You can see it on the door
    panel. After all the clips are free, lift upwards to remove the door panel.
    Disconnect any wiring harnesses are there and then move on to the speaker.

    As for the speaker, I hope you've found a direct replacement because I had
    to custom make a speaker mounting ring for the 6.5" Focal midbass I dropped
    in.

    Lee Cao
     
    Lee Cao, Dec 18, 2003
    #7
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