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Rear Speaker Install
- Thread starter Mowerman
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bullant12
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Do it yourself. The instructions are in the box and with patience, you will do it. I did it myself and had a fun time doing it, plus exploring the back of my RT.
Be advised, it will NOT be easy... But you will do it patiently!!:lecturef_smilie:
harddrive
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I just purchased the rear speaker set as well. I love that the included wiring harness is just the passenger switch. I will tackel it next week when I get a chance. I also got the GPS cable for my Zumo...
I assume it will take several hours, but does not look to difficult.
At the same time, I will be putting the polk audio speakers in I got from Cowboom...(best buys outlet)...
$100 for the install, my dealer quoted me $300...
:gaah:
I assume it will take several hours, but does not look to difficult.
At the same time, I will be putting the polk audio speakers in I got from Cowboom...(best buys outlet)...
$100 for the install, my dealer quoted me $300...
:gaah:
bullant12
New member
The armrests in the back (this is where the speakers go) and the cover surrounding the back trunk and the back lights. You will start by removing some screws under the seat and in the side storage areas, but not all of them. The instructions will give you some guidance on which screws you need to remove. You will be using 2 torax size screwdrivers and a lot of patience (did I mention this?)nojoke
Remember that these are plastic panels you are removing so be very careful. And there are a lot of screws inside the speaker housing/armrest area) so make sure you know where each screw go. Have fun!
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