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Jan 30, 2004 | 12:04 AM

Bronco93

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instructions on speaker replacement

I am new to your forum.
I just recently purchased a 1993 bronco. Eddie Bauer Edition.
One of my problems is that only the front passenger speaker works. Everything appears stock. Has anyone any suggestion?
I am also looking for instructions on speaker removal. Any help there is greatly appreciated. Do you know of any web sites that could help me? Problem two. The oilpan. Rusting big time. My mechanic says that it should be replaced asap. Has anyone had to deal with this problem?
Thanks for all the help.
Bronco93

Jan 30, 2004 | 12:29 AM

bigdbronco93

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Hi, new my self but work on fords alot(mechanic) on the door speakers, you need to remove the door panels to get to them, just a couple screws and clips, easy job. speakers size is 6 1/2", best deals at crutchfield, they include wire adapters.
on the oil pan, unless your pretty good at spinning wrenches you'll probably want your mech to do it. it's much easier to do on a lift. i have a 93 bronco myself, and that was the first thing i checked when i bought it.
good luck and enjoy the bronco

Jan 30, 2004 | 01:06 AM

acerockola77

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The oil pan is usually a major pain just due to the fact that you have to pull the engine.

Jan 30, 2004 | 08:00 AM

bigdbronco93

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you don't have t ocompletely pull it, but you come darn close. you can get away with popping both motor mounts and lifting t he engine part enough to get the pan to clear the oil pickups, but it still is a royal pain in the butt.

Jan 30, 2004 | 08:33 AM

colad

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Just finished the pan on my 90 bronco....unless you have time and patience and have done it before....don't. It is more frustrating than anything else...ugh

Jan 30, 2004 | 08:37 AM

BillyBob69

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Colad...since you have already done it...can you do mine too!?

Jan 30, 2004 | 11:04 PM

94Bronco58

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From: Temecula

As for the rear speakers, you have to remove the whole panel that is in front of them, I did it by only removing the grill, held by clips and pops out, but it is a very tight fit to get a screwdriver in there, if you do it this way expect busted knuckles, they are 6"x8", I replaced my 6 1\2" twice, right now I have Kicker components set up as coaxials, UNBELIEVABLE SOUND!!