'96 Explorer "Limited" 4-dr. has one speaker in the very back passenger side. Need to replace blown speaker, what is the best way to remove the panel containing the speaker grill without breaking anything?
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17 years ago
rear speaker replacement
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17 years ago
Go to the Crutchfield site. Find a pair of new speakers for your vehicle. Order them.
The come with complete, easy installation instructions, and any quick-connect wires, etc. that you will need.
It works!
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Are you plugging for Crutchfield? It sounds like a good idea but they don't list the single speaker in the very back passenger side of the vehicle, only front and rear door speakers and besides that they are $149 each.
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Sorry about that! I've bought a couple of things from them and they've been a great company -- very helpful!
Did you ask their customer service? They know everything.
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I did. Here is their reply: "In answer to your question on replacing the subwoofer in your 1996 Ford Explorer, we don't have a direct replacement at this time. I'm sorry I don?t have better news for you today. However, we do carry Q-Forms Custom Enclosure and MTX Thunderforms for you vehicle to add some bass to your system."
If I only knew how to remove the panel without breaking it I could easily find an adequate speaker locally.
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