Rear Speaker Installation:
Tools Used:
- Medium size long neck Philips (+) screw driver
- Medium size short neck Philips (+) screw driver
- 12mm ratchet
- Short nose pliers
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Using the 12mm ratchet, remove the bolt holding down the front of the seat. Below is a pricture of the bracket holding the seat down. Remove the bottom half of the seat.
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Using the 12mm ratchet, remove the bolts holding down the back of the seat. Below is a pricture of another one of the brackets holding the seat down.
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Remove the back of the seat by lifting upwards. Below are pictures of the upper hinge holding the top of the seat in place on each side.
 
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You can now see the mess in the trunk!
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Next you must remove all the clips holding down the rear deck using the short nose pliers.
 
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The joys of working in winter!
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Pull outwards the rear deck.
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The stock speaker once again is secured using three equidistant screws. Use the short neck Philips screw driver to remove them. If you're not willing to screw into the frame, a bracket is required.
Reverse all the above steps and you're done. For your safety, make sure the seat is properly bolted down.
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