Showing posts with label stereo installation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stereo installation. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 7, 2018

DIY - Replacement of a 6 x 9 Rear After Market Speakers 2005 Corolla

This is a DIY for a 2005 Corolla replacing the rear factory speakers to aftermarket speakers .

The rears are 6 x 9 and to make it easier purchase a speakers adapters from ebay . Part Number is 

SAK008_69 .









This is a very easy DIY . Remove the bottom of the rear seat then from there you can start pulling the plastic covers off starting with the clips where the hooks of the seat is .

Then go to the side of the rear then you can pull up the rear deck be careful if you have a rear wing there is wires you need to unclip then in the front you need to umclip that light plug too . 



Then you can start removing the factory speakers . be careful you don't hit the back window with your ratchet . 



Speaker rear adapter number is SAK008_69




You can modify the speaker wire to the factory plug .




Install the adapters first then you can put the speakers in . Make sure the speakers are nice and tight and they do not rattle , If you still have a rattle use silicone to keep it from moving . Once you tested the speakers then you can start putting then car back together . 



Make sure you plug all the wires back correctly . 


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Friday, July 14, 2017

DIY - Installing Double DIn After Market Stereo 2003 - 2008 Corolla

This is a DIY for a 03 - 08 Corolla on how to put a double din radio in your car .



Before I took the car apart I did the wiring and it is very simple - Color for Color instructions back of package .



I used a plastic panel remover tool and removed the plastic that is around the shifter . No need to disconnect the lighter plug you can set it aside .







You will see two screws that hold the A/C panel on the bottom - Be careful you do not drop them cause they can be hard to find - Keep a magnet handy - Then you need to pull out the middle knob and you will see a screw behind there - Once you removed all 3 screws then you can with your plastic panel remover tool pull the center piece out . That too you do not have to disconnect any plugs just put on the side you will have plenty of room . 





Now here be very very careful cause you have 4 screws and they are deep and you can drop these screws and loose them - If you have a magnet screw set use them again keep a magnet handy and when you unscrew these screws do not attempt to take them out with the tool just let them sit there and with a magnet you slide it in there and pull out each screw - I recommend you do these one at a time . When you put them back use fingers to at least stick the tip of the screw in and let rest there . Then you can remove and disconnect the stereo . 



Then you remove the vent panel off the radio by gently un clipping it 



Yes you will need a stereo installation kit because of the face of the stereo to make it look nice .



Plug the stereo in and please test before you put it all back together - Make sure you plug in the antenna . 



Then when you are done you can reverse the process and have fun listening to music .







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Monday, October 5, 2015

DIY - Radio Installation 2000 Infiniti I30

This is for a 2000 Infiniti I30 with a Bose system 








Remove the vent first with a flat head screw driver - Then you can remove the bottom plate where the shift selector is - Then you will see 2 screws on top and the other two screws under the ashtray - Then carefully unplug the stereo 











Now with the radio installation kit for single or double din - You will need to make sure that you remove the A/C switch and the ashtray - The radio screws WILL NOT come out - You have to put the new stereo and the A/C switch and ashtray on the new bracket - Once you put it all together you will see how easy it is to do 







Make sure you get the correct wire kit - On my vehicle I didn't need anything special other then the RCA male jack ends - You must connect the antenna and you must put the two blue wires to a hot wire to turn the amp on that the Bose system has in the trunk - This stereo is a DVD player that plays videos to I had to ground the wire to keep the TV in while driving - Again I did notice if the antenna is NOT connected during testing the stereo will not come on - The blue wire has to be connected to the power line as well for the rear speakers to work - Once you are done then you can reinstall the stereo 





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