Where are the all junked Explorers?

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What's the difference between the 93 and 91. Mine was blown and I put a cheap replacement in. The hard part is having to take half the car apart to put it in.

Find a place that sells fasteners and they will have the plastic pins that hold most of the car together at a low price. Chances are you'll break some as you remove them.

I wouldn't spend money on another 10yr old factory speaker.... Just go to Wal-Mart and buy a set of aftermarket speaks... Pretty cheap, and better sounding than factory..

If you already have one that is blown, just check around for a 6.5" subwoofer to replace it. Not the easiest size to find, but I got one for $20 at an electronics shop. It fixed that awful sound coming from the back. Also I think the factory amplifier is only 70 watts peak. If you don't have one, Crutchfield sells some nice 10" ones for back there. $500 for one with amplifier(200 watts), or $300 without.

Joey

So you're saying you can crack open the case that holds the subwoofer and that the amp isn't somehow hard wired/welded to the speaker? That would be great. Haven't opened up the whole quarter panel yet and thought maybe the speaker and amp might be somehow sealed. If a new

Will the 10" Crutchfields fit the enclosure using the factory amp?

Thanks for the help. I'm sure there are plenty of Explorers in junk yards nearby. Even if you discount the fact that it's been the bestselling suv forever, the exploding Firestones alone should've put a few in the junk yard. d;^) Just don't think they see $ in used stereo parts.

-Phish

In mine, there was two amplifiers bolted next to the subwoofer under the rear panelling, one for the sub and one for the other speakers. You just take the speaker out and plug the new one in. I'm pretty sure that the 10" case fits with the factory amp. I haven't found out yet, but maybe later on.

Joey

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You talking about that thing behind the passenger rear plastic quarter panel in the back bed of a 4 door exploder?

I'll sell you mine. I went around it and installed my own subwoofer and speakers. It's still in there.

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Or you can do what i did. I got two 10" subs used for about 10$, then I wired them up in series and got a flat cardboard box and cut out holes and screwed them in with plastic nuts, washers and bolts, drilling a little hole in the cartoon for the wire, painted it all tan color and hooked it up and put it under my rear seat on the floor. Sounds great