How to Change Mirage Car Speakers
The subcompact Mitsubishi Mirage was a staple of the Mitsubishi lineup in the United States from its first introduction until it was discontinued in 2003. Mitsubishi Mirages were equipped with factory sound systems, but an audio enthusiast can replace the original speakers with better quality aftermarket models. Removal of the factory speakers is the necessary first step in this process.
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Instructions
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Replacing Front Door Speakers
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Locate the screw cover in the front edge of the door panel. Pry this small circular piece of plastic off and remove the screw underneath.
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Locate the sail panel, the small triangular piece of plastic on the leading edge of the door and window. Pry it off with your panel tool.
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Pry off the clip holding on the window crank with your screwdriver. If you have power windows, pry up and unplug the switch panel on the door.
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Remove a Phillips screw from the back edge of the door panel.
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Pull and pry around the edges of the door until all the retaining clips are loose. Lift the door panel up and off of the door proper.
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Undo the screws holding the speaker in place, and disconnect the wiring. Connect your new speaker, screw into place and reassemble the door panel.
Replacing Rear Deck Speakers
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Open the trunk and get underneath the rear deck. Remove the Phillips screws that surround the speaker (there are four of these).
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Go inside the car and lift the speaker grille off. Undo the screws holding the speaker in place.
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Lift the speaker out and disconnect the wiring.
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Connect the new speaker, screw into place and replace the cover.
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