Really stupid speaker wiring question....

Started by Nik da Greek, March 12, 2010, 11:49:27 AM

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Ada7

Most of the clips or probably lost anyway hence why the panels are all falling off. Being cut up doesnt help either :o

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trotter

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Jono FD3

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no need to take the pannels off to change the speakers guys... if you just pop the speaker covers off you can access all the screws that hold them in place on the cage ;) did mine in about 30 mins! one screw is a sod to get to, but not impossible!

Jono

Nik da Greek

Quote from: Jono FD3;678719no need to take the pannels off to change the speakers guys... if you just pop the speaker covers off you can access all the screws that hold them in place on the cage ;) did mine in about 30 mins! one screw is a sod to get to, but not impossible!

Jono

How do you get to the wiring block connector and the cable clip that holds the wires to the speaker bracket through the grille hole :3Confused? There was nowhere near enough slack in the wires to do it on mine...don\'t believe that\'s possible, tbh, and even if it is, it\'d take so much faffing around I think it\'d be easier and quicker to just take the panel off. Plus, now I\'ve been able to tape up all the clips so they will stay in place the next time I  have to take the panel off :yes

Jono FD3

LOL... don\'t remember, but I know I didn\'t take the panel off ;) LOL
Think I just took the speaker out of the cage? but it is possible