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Well I finally started replacing the stock stereo components in my 1990 RC. I did the back speakers first but while I was doing that I decided to take a look at the front speakers to see what size they were, etc. I popped the panel off the driver's door only to find that the factory installed the speakers INSIDE the door panel. Upon further investigation, I found no way of getting the stock speaker out of the door. I am pretty competent when it comes to stereo wiring so I would rather do it myself rather then pay someone to do it. Does anyone have any idea on how to get the speakers out? Has anyone out there done this? I am thinking if I can get them out, I should be able to mount the speakers to the outside of the door panel instead of putting them inside. Thanks!
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On my 86 there were 4 screw holding in the stock speakers. When you take them out, you can push the whole unit into the door...the speaker and grill are not one unit, so try to pull the grill back over the speaker and pull the speaker out. Then you have to work the speaker grill out...or you can just take the whole panel off.
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On my 86 there were 4 screw holding in the stock speakers. When you take them out, you can push the whole unit into the door...the speaker and grill are not one unit, so try to pull the grill back over the speaker and pull the speaker out. Then you have to work the speaker grill out...or you can just take the whole panel off.
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