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I am replacing the rear speakers in a 94 F150 extended cab. Do the rear speaker grills pop out or do I need to remove all the interior panels to get to the speakers?
[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 28-Sep-00 AT 11:00 PM (EST)[/font][p]I had all the panels out of mine and noticed that the grills are set in the panel pretty well, the metal grill is sort of folded over the plastic panel. I wouldn't think you could get the grill out without removing the panel, but then I didn't try. Would you be able to get the old speaker out and the new one in through the hole? With a little patience and care the panels come off quite easy. You may even be able to reuse the old push pins for the reinstallation but if not new ones are dirt cheap, even from a Ford dealer.
1992 F150 Supercab SB 4x4 302 AOD 3.55 31x10.5 All Terrain on Ford 15x8 Ralleys
I dunno about the X-cabs but my trucks rear speakers were easier than anything else i've done on the truck, 4 screws, and it basically pops out, then 4 more screws holding the POS wizzer cone to the grill and pop, put the pioneer 6x8's in the place of it, put the 8 screws back on and its done
1995 F150XL - Reg cab/bed 5.0V8 5-speed Metallic Navy Blue/Gray int.
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