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Car Forum / Jeep / April 2007YJ Front speaker replacement
We've got a 1990 YJ and the front speakers are shot. Replacing the one on the right does not look too bad since glove box can be removed for access. Driver side speaker looks like a bear, though...looks like dash has to be removed, which is a very involved procedure according to my factory manual. Is there any simple way to get to that driver side dash speaker? Thanks, Rick Yes, it involves borrowing a small person with really flexible and talented hands. :) > We've got a 1990 YJ and the front speakers are shot. Replacing the one > on the right does not look too bad since glove box can be removed for [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Thanks, Rick Try this: http://www.carstereohelp.com/stereoremovalJeepWranglerFSpk1.htm 93 YJ good luck paul > We've got a 1990 YJ and the front speakers are shot. Replacing the one > on the right does not look too bad since glove box can be removed for [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Thanks, Rick > Try this: > http://www.carstereohelp.com/stereoremovalJeepWranglerFSpk1.htm > 93 YJ I just replaced my speakers and head unit, and it was really not hard to pop the dash off using the directions on that site. I was able to do both sides in between deluges in about an hour, from when the windshield went down to when it went back up again, including the time it took to scrounge some nuts to secure the new speakers (7 of the original 8 nuts were MIA). My speakers looked something like the old ones in the last picture, so it was about time. :)  Signature~/Garth - 1993 Wrangler S 2.5 { }|||||||{ } "MukYJ" I replaced my front speakers 4 years ago as a skinny 15-year old with a socket set. All it took was the temporary removal of the parking brake assembly (2 bolts that go through the firewall) and a fair amount of patience - just trying to get the speaker to sit right on those bolts was the hardest part. Passenger's side was much quicker. I replaced mine a few years ago as a not so skinny 40+ year old. I replaced the original nuts with wingnuts. It was a lot easier than trying to get a wrench in there and operate blind. 88 YJ >I replaced my front speakers 4 years ago as a skinny 15-year old with > a socket set. All it took was the temporary removal of the parking > brake assembly (2 bolts that go through the firewall) and a fair > amount of patience - just trying to get the speaker to sit right on > those bolts was the hardest part. Passenger's side was much quicker. > > Try this: > > http://www.carstereohelp.com/stereoremovalJeepWranglerFSpk1.htm [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > My speakers looked something like the old ones in the last picture, so > it was about time. :) It's the price of running top down in the rain, but I wouldn't have missed it. Earle |
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