How do u remove the back speaker panel?

[TDUBZ]

How do you remove the back panel to install new speakers on a 92 4 door accord.

[akkordlayinkit]

Are you talking about the speaker enclosures in the rear deck? If so:
Open the trunk and remove the 3 nuts (from each speaker box) from under the deck 8mm or 10mm I think, disconnect the wiring harness, pull the entire speaker assembly up and out from inside the car. Then on the bottom side there is a few screws you remove for the speaker grille, then theres about 4 screws that hold the speaker in the enclosure.
Hope that helped.
Jay

[TDUBZ]

thanx.

[TDUBZ]

Does the whole speakerpanel come up or just the speaker covers

[timmy0tool]

the whole speaker pod comes off the deck when you remove the 3 or 4 8mm nuts. the speaker grill come off when you remove the screws under the pod. i hope that makes sense.

[TDUBZ]

yea sort of, do you mean the three bolts around the speaker?

[PakaloloHonda]

Originally posted by timmy0tool
the whole speaker pod comes off the deck when you remove the 3 or 4 8mm nuts. the speaker grill come off when you remove the screws under the pod. i hope that makes sense.

PURfect sense!!

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Paka

[TDUBZ]

I got it

[3rdworldakkord]

Ya im thinking about Re-doing my Back Deck and putting Sub and take out the speakers that came with it up infront..

[TDUBZ]

make sure it has a shallow basket

[AccordWarrior]

Originally posted by 3rdworldakkord
Ya im thinking about Re-doing my Back Deck and putting Sub and take out the speakers that came with it up infront..

I would be concerned doing that...because you don't have a box for the sub to sit in when you put it in your rear deck, and from my research on that stuff...a great deal of your sound is dependet on the type of box you use...also in my car with my subs, that shelf has been known to rattle from time to time, so unless you're going to use a dynamat type insultation on it, you will have terrible rattling issues...granted it would be a really cool install, but there's a few other issues I'd take into consideration as well.

[akkordlayinkit]

Originally posted by AccordWarrior
I would be concerned doing that...because you don't have a box for the sub to sit in when you put it in your rear deck, and from my research on that stuff...a great deal of your sound is dependet on the type of box you use...

They make, or used to make, open-air / free-air subs that were designed for use in areas where no box could be used. Those could be worth looking into. But IMO a sub wouldnt look good in the rear deck, I think my glassed speaker pods came out really good, if your going for looks.

jay

[AccordWarrior]

Originally posted by akkordlayinkit
They make, or used to make, open-air / free-air subs that were designed for use in areas where no box could be used. Those could be worth looking into. But IMO a sub wouldnt look good in the rear deck, I think my glassed speaker pods came out really good, if your going for looks.

jay

Oh yeah, I totally forgot about those...my mistake...I just never looked at them when I was doing my system research...