How do you replace rear speaker on 2002 Lexus es 300?

Answer 1

Oh, dude, replacing a rear speaker on a 2002 Lexus ES 300 is like changing a light bulb, but with more screws. First, you gotta pop off the speaker grille, unscrew the old speaker, disconnect the wires, connect the new speaker, screw it back in, and put the grille back on. It's a piece of cake, just don't lose any screws in the process, unless you want some bonus rattling sound effects in your car!

Answer 2

Well honey, to replace the rear speaker on a 2002 Lexus ES 300, you'll need to remove the rear seat cushion, then the side panels to access the speaker. Unscrew the old speaker, disconnect the wiring, and pop in the new one. Just remember, patience is key - unlike my age, this job won't be a breeze!

Answer 3

To replace the rear speaker on a 2002 Lexus ES 300, you will first need to remove the rear seat cushion by pulling it up and out of the vehicle. Then, you will need to remove the rear seatback by unscrewing the bolts securing it in place. Once the seatback is removed, you can access the rear speaker and disconnect the wiring harness before unscrewing the speaker from its mounting location. Finally, install the new speaker by reversing these steps and test it to ensure it is working properly.

Answer 4

To replace the rear speaker on a 2002 Lexus ES 300, you will first need to remove the rear seat cushion by pulling it up and out of the vehicle. Next, you will need to remove the rear deck panel by unscrewing any visible screws and carefully prying it up. Once the panel is removed, you can access the speaker, disconnect the wiring harness, and remove the speaker by unscrewing it from the mounting bracket. Finally, install the new speaker by securing it to the mounting bracket, reconnecting the wiring harness, and reattaching the rear deck panel and seat cushion.

Answer 5

I'll have to search around and see if I can get you some better directions but until then....from what I remember.

1) Disconnect the negative battery terminal.

2) Remove the bottom of the rear seat assembly by pulling up on it. There are two clips....one underneath the seat on each side. It's probably best if you pull one side a loose at a time. When both clips are disengaged pull the seat bottom toward the front of the car and up carefully.

3) Next remove the back of the rear seat assembly by first removing the four bolts that should now be visible at the bottom of the seat back. You also have to detach the seat belts from the seat back. You'll need a Philips screwdriver to unscrew the screws. And you will need a flat head screwdriver to disengage the clips. Then you must disengage 3 metal clips behind the seat by pulling up and outward on the seat back. This should completely release the seat back.

4) Next you must remove the covers on the C pillars. There are about 5 or 6 clips in there. I can't remember an exact technique for removing these clips but I think all the clips pop out with simple outward pressure. The one in the top corner facing you on either pillar might need some special care though. I remember it being a little tricky.

5)Then you must remove the rear deck by disengaging several clips underneath it. Lift up but be careful because some of the clips are easy to break. You should be able to slide the rear deck out of the way once all the clips are disengaged and you disconnect the third brake light wiring harness.

6) At this point, you should have access to the subwoofer. Note: I never removed my subwoofer. I just know how to get to it from another mod. I think you need a socket wrench to remove it so it should be straightforward at that point in time.

The first time you do this...it will take a few hours unless you are the type that likes to rush and you don't mind breaking and replacing a few parts.

It's a quick rundown of the steps. If I find a more detailed description that I had laying around, I'll email it to you.