Well I finally got around to removing the brackets that held the dash pad on, and after I tore out the glove box to wedge my arm up above the radio, the factory speaker just kinda "fell" out.
So how is this supposed to be held in? I wanna get a new 6x9 to stick in there, but don't know how to mount it.
Thanks!!
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re: dash speaker....
A 6x9 is too large to fit up in there properly, but it can be made to work. If I was determined to do such a thing, I'd probably remove the dashpad and then drill four holes to attach the speaker, and then reinstall the dashpad.
However, LMC sells a dual-cone speaker to replace the stock piece that'll bolt right up, and will give your stereo a bit more of a semi-stereo sound, since you'll have both channels in the same speaker housing.
However, LMC sells a dual-cone speaker to replace the stock piece that'll bolt right up, and will give your stereo a bit more of a semi-stereo sound, since you'll have both channels in the same speaker housing.
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re: dash speaker....
I put in a dash speaker. Not a 6 x 9, probably 5 x 7? Anyway, with the dashpad off I was just able to zip-tie the four corner holes of the speaker into the holes in the dash.
This lets you forget about the original mounting bracket setup which requires a specific speaker (expensive), and the Schucks speaker sounds just fine.
This lets you forget about the original mounting bracket setup which requires a specific speaker (expensive), and the Schucks speaker sounds just fine.