This exersise was done because one of the speakers was not working.
Investigation determined a bad speaker.
Buget was very limited so please don't laugh at the new ones :Whoa:
Sounds much better than what was there!
I've provided some details to make it easier for someone else to access the
speaker location. The following tools made the job go quite smoothly
Small screw-driver, 7mm & 10mm socket with 1/4" ratchet & 6" ext.
4' light rope and 18" high stand, masking tape, soldering equip, drywall saw, knife.
Thanks to this web site someone told me where the door panel bolts were located:
Follow the picture sequence and notes.
When removing the inner door panel remove the 3 bolts and lock pull and release the triangular cover by the mirror. It still remains attached at the bottom, then start at the lower rear corner and gently pry and pop the nylon fasteners, working along the bottom then upward. Finally lift the panel up from the window sill. The rest you will see for your self.
Hope this helps someone else.
Investigation determined a bad speaker.
Buget was very limited so please don't laugh at the new ones :Whoa:
Sounds much better than what was there!
I've provided some details to make it easier for someone else to access the
speaker location. The following tools made the job go quite smoothly
Small screw-driver, 7mm & 10mm socket with 1/4" ratchet & 6" ext.
4' light rope and 18" high stand, masking tape, soldering equip, drywall saw, knife.
Thanks to this web site someone told me where the door panel bolts were located:
Follow the picture sequence and notes.
When removing the inner door panel remove the 3 bolts and lock pull and release the triangular cover by the mirror. It still remains attached at the bottom, then start at the lower rear corner and gently pry and pop the nylon fasteners, working along the bottom then upward. Finally lift the panel up from the window sill. The rest you will see for your self.
Hope this helps someone else.
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