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  1. bluecalais79

    Rear Speaker Change- 1994 Cutlass 2 Door

    Thanks I was wondering if just those covers could be popped out somehow. It would certainly make for a smaller job. Thanks again, I'll look into giving this a try. If it feels like something is going to break I'll pull back and take the long route. Either way I win, my rear (bench) seatback needs to be removed for repair anyway, my brother did a heck of a number on it kicking through it to get in the car as the door locks weren't working for him at that time. Put it this way, I'm really glad my wife is a skilled seamstress, good with a curved needle. The latch for the passengers side fold-down is stuck and rattles when the car is moving and the 2 seams above the arm rest are torn away. I'm looking for a decent set of low profile 6 x 9's co-axial to place in here, this car (thankfully) has the Extended Range 6 speaker set-up (I'm the original owner & I still have the window sticker) so it's got 4 OHM speakers. The number stamped on them is 16189861 and they have a 100W rating. Not bad for factory. Having 4 OHM though, that's a plus, it opens up what I can buy. I need a lower profile speaker as I have that RSTB installed which does get fairly close to the trunk ceiling.
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  2. jiggity76

    Rear Speaker Change- 1994 Cutlass 2 Door

    Yeah, sorry, I got this one wrong and MemphisMan got it right. I was thinking you had to pull the entire parcel shelf but that's not the case. Good luck to you and post your progress please!
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  3. MemphisMan

    Rear Speaker Change- 1994 Cutlass 2 Door

    Actually, you can remove the speaker grille to expose the four bolts that hold the speaker in without removing the parcel tray. This first pic is of the grille removed. Once off you can see the bolts that hold the speaker in. The grille clips into the rectangular plastic piece at four points. This is the view from underneath. The tabs at the top of the pic are on the front side of the grille. Here they are from the front side. You should be able to insert a small screwdriver between the carpet and the rectangular plastic piece to push the tab and release both front tabs one at a time. Once the front tabs are released, you can maneuver the grille out. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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