Hello Guys, L'oreal needs some speakers in the rear but i really can't be arsed to remove the end kitchen to then remove the side panels to fit the speakers so my question is this, Is it possible to remove and refit the speaker grills or shall i just fit the new speakers into the existing speaker grills ?
Thanx, Pete.
Rear Speaker fitting
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M 80NGO
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Re: Rear Speaker fitting
Right guys n girls, just had a lill look and prized the panel forward to have a lill peak behind to see if i have wiring at the rear, low and behold not only do i have wiring but i also have standard speakers in there, then removed the glovebox to gain access to the head unit wiring, tucked away up behind the dash i found the rear speaker wiring plug, plugged it all in and hey presto i now have 4 working speakers in l'oreal. Next weekend i'm gonna have the fold out seats out to gain access and upgrade the rears any suggestions for a replacement that fits straight in without jiggery pokery, whilst the rear seats are out i'm also gonna turn my rear bench seat so that it's forward facing.
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Re: Rear Speaker fitting
I'm planning on fitting JBL GTO 8628's which are the 5x7 versions of the ones I've bought for the front (still to be fitted)
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Re: Rear Speaker fitting
Simon Jones wrote:I'm planning on fitting JBL GTO 8628's which are the 5x7 versions of the ones I've bought for the front (still to be fitted)
Good call simon, Keep us posted
