Replacing rear speakers
08 April 2002, 10:04 AM
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Hi all,
This weekend I replaced the rear speakers of my MY99. What a nightmare!!!!!!!! Do not attempt unless you are a patient person and have the very best advice from this board as the normal instructions are sh1te. Plus make sure your new speakers fit height-wise or else you'll be swearing like a sailor, I found the entire process to be a waste of time as I had to replace the original covers. Doh
That said the system now sounds the biz!
Andy
This weekend I replaced the rear speakers of my MY99. What a nightmare!!!!!!!! Do not attempt unless you are a patient person and have the very best advice from this board as the normal instructions are sh1te. Plus make sure your new speakers fit height-wise or else you'll be swearing like a sailor, I found the entire process to be a waste of time as I had to replace the original covers. Doh
That said the system now sounds the biz!
Andy
08 April 2002, 10:17 AM
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Andy,
If you are having trouble 'height wise' with your speakers, put them in from underneath rather than 'dropping' them into the speaker holes, then you won't have any probs
If you are having trouble 'height wise' with your speakers, put them in from underneath rather than 'dropping' them into the speaker holes, then you won't have any probs
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