How do you remove the speakers in a Pontiac Grand Prix?

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Hope this helpesif is it a '98 I found the answer on this site

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" Front doors - easy as cake - two screws under the door handle and the door panel snaps off its retainers. Unscrew old speakers (5.25" cone w/whizzer and cloth surrounds), connect wiring, install new speakers - cleaner, clearer sound. Reinstall door panels. Time took 1h 30m.

Now, with the rear speakers, I have to remove the seat cusion first, then unbolt the seat back bottom, then rotate seatback forward and up. Now, I have to take the deck carpet off with the grills at the same time. Finally, I can get to the speakers. Screws next to window I have to use a screw bit and adjustable wrench. These old speakers are nothing but 6x9 paper cone and paper whizzer. Almost non existant flexibility for bass. The surround are almost not even there, they are part of the cone, so its paper. Not only that but they were 8ohm speakers. Took me almost 2 hrs to get the seat and every thing out. So far just one speaker is out. I will have to do the rest tomorrow. "