How to remove rear speakers from 2008 impala?

Answer 1

The whole back parcel tray comes backwards with the seatbelts still connected through it. Fold down the back seats and open the boot. look up inside the boot under the parcel tray and through the holes in the cars frame, unclip the black wire clip attached to the rear window brake light. Now you should be able to get back in the back seat and lift the parcel tray slightly and pull it back towards yourself. Then use a short stubby screwdriver to undo the two screws holding the speakers in place. That's the easy part lol, does anyone know why the left rear speaker has 8 wires connected to it?? Why are there more wires on the left than the right, well the CD changer and the amp are both located on that side of the car, so the wires go pass the left speaker not into it.

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This is assuming you have an Audi A4 1999 T reg facelift model (B5), other models may have slightly different removing methods.

First, you need to remove the rear base seat panel, this is clipped down and just needs pulling up to remove.

Second, you need to remove the rear back seat panel, remove the head rests, remove the head rest brackets by using a large flat screwdriver to jimmy the sockets out of the seat.

Then remove the two 10mm hex bolts holding the back on underneath the bottom of the back panel (made visible by removing the base seat panel) Then the whole back panel of the seat lifts up and off the 3 metal hooks holding it onto the back of the car.

Third, open the boot and disconnect the rear brake light plug which shows through a little whole in the metalwork to allow you access to the light. Then remove the rear parcel shelf by pulling up the front plugs (there are three along the front lip of the parcel shelf) then pull the parcel shelf towards and upwards to you to unhook at the back, move the parcel shelf downwards over the back of the seat threading the seat belts through to allow you access to the rear speakers.

Fourth, use a little screwdriver to remove the screws to the speakers and unclip the wires.

Replacing the speakers is a reversal of these instructions.

These instructions also allow you access to the rear brake light and rear seat belts if needed.

The speakers that come with the A4 are powered speakers that have a base speaker built into the back of the standard panel. This is why there are additional cables going to these speakers. You will also need an ISO adapter to connect a third party head unit to the standard leads as the standard fit stereo has power sockets and extra sockets which are unique to Audi and these speakers. A pain but it makes the stereo less desirable to thieves and reduces your insurance group I suppose...

Answer 2

Remove the rear seats. Remove the rear shelf trim panel. Remove whatever is in your way to get at the speakers. From inside the trunk, unplug the connection, pinch the two tabs and push them thru the slots, carefully push on speaker and remove. Or be content with the speakers you have.....

Answer 3

remove seat cushion bottom, should be a pull tab on both sides under the cushion.

remove bolts holding seatback in place or remove bolts for fold down seat.

remove rear seat back. pull the 2 panel clips on the front of the back deck.

remove the C pillar plastic pieces. they have screws under some circle panels. the rest of pop clips.

lift up and remove rear deck. Some glue from the rear windshield may be holding it in place. make sure you can see nothing else holding it in place and pull hard.

speakers are held into brackets. press in the clip(s) and lift up and out. unplug speaker and remove.

install is the reverse.

Answer 4

You remove them from inside the trunk. In the coupe anyway. I don't know about a convertible.

Answer 5

Begin by removing the rear speaker covers in your 2004 Mitsubishi. Remove the rear speaker retaining screws. Remove the wiring harness from the back of your rear speakers.