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Removing the Old Face Plate for Car Stereo Installation
Removing the Holding Screws for Car Stereo Installation
How to Remove the Old Car Stereo System
How to Install the New Car Stereo System
Installing New Holding Screws for a Car Stereo
Installing the New Face Plate for Car Stereo Installation
Removing Old Front Car Speaker Covers
Removing Old Front Speaker Screws for Car Stereo Installation
Removing Old Front Speakers for Car Stereo Installation
Installing New Front Speakers for a Car Stereo
Replacing Speaker Screws & Cover for a New Car Stereo
Removing Rear Speakers for Car Stereo Installation
Disconnecting the Wiring Harness for Car Stereo Installation
Reconnecting Wiring Harness for Car Stereo Installation
Installing New Rear Speakers for Car Stereo Installation
Summary: Learn from our expert about installing new front speakers in this free how-to video on installing a new car stereo and speakers.
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" Hi! This is John on behalf of expertvillage.com. In this video clip, I will be taking you through your step 4 in our procedure for replacing a front speaker. Now again when you get a new speaker for your vehicle, you want to make sure that you get the same size. Here we have a 3 ½ inch speaker so I’ve got a new 3 ½ inch speaker and we are going to go ahead and connect it. If you flip the speaker over, there are two points where the wires will connect up with. Now on your old speaker if you did cut those ends off, if they were soldered off or you had to cut them off, you can buy these ends at radio shack or any other dealer. Once you get these ends put on, you can go ahead and slip them on and make sure that they are secure and you can go ahead and replace that speaker and you want to make sure that it lines up with the holes for screwing it back down. "
eHow Article: Installing New Front Speakers for a Car Stereo
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marleycake said
on 8/2/2008 Thanks, Jon! You just saved me a lot of money I think! Does it matter if I get the wires reversed when I replace them on the new speakers? I assume it does. Any rules of thumb? "White on right"? Or the reverse of that? Thanks.