Car Stereos and Speakers

First of all, don't buy a replacement speaker from Lincoln. I recall they wanted some $600 just for the speaker. I modified one I bought at Walmart for about $30, no problem. You will have to remove all the plastic panels from the rear of the vehicle to the back of the right rear door. The whole process should take about 1.5 hrs. I did my 1998 a couple of years ago, so I don't recall all the details, but your average guy should be able to do this without much of a problem.

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12" 300W 4-Ohm SVC COMPVT Series Component Car Subwoofer Driver (Comp154)

better known as 12inch kicker comp. it doesnt cost that much to be a kicker around $60. you can purches this speaker at onlinecarstereo.com or crutchfield.com. when this amp is bridged its 150rms watts and 300w witch is getting the peak proformace out of it. the ratings of it bridged is also what the speaker calls for. so when its matched together dont be afraid to turn up the settings to the max it will hold trust me. this is the set up i have and it sounds great.

You have to remove the entire dash panel that the speaker grills are located on. Just pry the entire cover off from either the drivers side or passenger side. Shouldn't take too much work. I have the same car and replaced my speakers also. The speaker grills do not come off of the dash cover.

u will have too remove the radio out to get CD out. once removed pull the top cover of the radio off and pull the CD out or go to a kia dealer they have an exchange program to replace your radio/CD player u will need the radio code too if u are pulling out the radio your self. once u got your CD out throw the radio away it will give u more troubles in the future. zulux is the brand and they r crap. please recommend me if u get it out. good luck.

yes it will...should be plenty of power. should sound nice.

the dealership or eBay, that's about it. they can't cost that much really maybe 25 dollars max.

I have a set of 12 pr series subs. They sound great and in a small seaed box. I tried a set of jl w0 which were comparable. The jl audio subs literally fell apart.

No it will not without some modification. Your stock opening is 1.5 din. So you will need to do some cuting to your stock bezel, and modify your mounting bracket.

FAT BOX go to their website

therangerstation.com in the Tech library under audio.

You can either buy a already potted box or get a sealed box and use a drill with a bit made specifically for making holes in wood... Im sure you can find those bits at any hardware store.. Ex home depot, lowe's that's what we got out here in so Cali anyways lol

It is a control block (player) of JVC home cinema set. Without this subwoofer does not work.

This information can be found in your owner's manual. If you don't have one, you can order one from a dealer. You may also find one at a salvage yard.

First you have to remove the plastic dash cover that goes around the radio, a/c vents, and steering wheel (it just pops off). there are 2 screws that hold the radio in, remove the 2 screws and pull the stereo oun and unplug.

You have to remove the whole dashboard and then the speaker should be exposed, then just remove it.

they are probably 4 ohm

You can try your local mechanic who has access to the alldata database, or subscribe to alldatadiy.com for $25/yr

Hold the src/off button in the top left corner on the faceplate for 2 seconds. The time will blink on hours adjust it by the up and down buttons then to switch to minutes press the left button then adjust the minutes by the up or down button. After you get the desired time press source again and your time is set.

750 watts

Just check out the manual for download in .pdf on the clarion web site http://www.clarion.com/sg/en/products/2007/audio/source_units/cd/DXZ276MP/sg-en-product-pf_1168734502386.html

If all your fuses appeared to have constant power, I'd have to say that your ignition was not in a fully "off" position. Possibly turned backward to the accesories setting?

Are you talking about a pipe stem triangle? It's composed of twisted wire running through three clay pipes in the shape of an equilateral triangle. It is placed on an iron ring attached to a ring stand, and is used to hold a crucible over the flame of a Bunsen burner.

try this link http://www.datasheet.co.kr/datasheet-html/D/E/H/DEH-2100_Pioneer.pdf.html

NO there is not.

I also have a 306 estate and had a similar problem. The rear speakers are mounted in the tail gate and ate 7x5, an awkward size for performance speakers. This leaves you with a few options. 1. Replace the speakers in the tailgate with better ones. 2. Build a box to mount somewhere within the car and mount 6x9s in here. However, I've just done this and decided it takes too much space out the car (whats the point in an estate if you cant use it, gotta get my surfboards in) Besides, youll still need to do the below steps to snip the wires out anyway. 3. Remove the storage at the rear of the boot. Remove the opening flap and take out the inner plastic lining. By taking out the right screws it leaves you with a metal opening. This can easily be sealed by a sheet of 6mm MDF cut to size. You can then mount your speakers in here. You'll need to remove the screws around the facia surrounding the rear windows first, to get to the wires. Wires to cut n shut should be 845 yellow and 846 white passenger side, and 847 white and 848 yellow drivers side. You might want to play arund with connections, I soldered mine in a way that it would be easy to remove/replace speakers. All you gotta do then is wire it up and screw your wooden plates on, hey presto. If anyone wants help or photos, email jcbriley@hotmail.com