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Re: Replacing Rear Speakers Help! ALL 1995

posted by  someone claiming to be Jerry Andersch on  Wed May 2 02:44 CST 2001 [RELATED]

Seneca,

Yes you must remove the rear seat, and rear deck cover to get the old speakers out and the new in. Tom Irwin, a fomer regular on the B board, posted a very good step by step on the process a number of years ago. Check the achives for his post ... It's not too hard to do but a bit of a PITA. The new Infinity three ways I put in, sure beat the crappy sound the OEM set produced, So I would say it's worth the trouble.





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