Anyone wth a 2000 model 3-door?

[igbig]

Ive  seen descriptions on how to change the 4x6 speaker on the " 3rd door" of the x- cab, but i have never seen instructions on  how to replace a speaker on the "fixed" driver side.

Has anyone done this yet? what has to be removed? I used to have  an 89 Silverado and I remember it was a nightmare to change the speakers in back. Can anyone help? I know this should probably be posted in the audio section, but I figured I would get an answer here faster.  Thanks in advance!  

[MountaineerTom]

I'm curious about this too.  I havn't been able to find any info either.  

[RyanbabZ71]

try

 

http://pub48.ezboard.com/fgmtruckchatfrm1....opicID=32.topic

 

there are some good posts about speakers here

 

I apologize for the popups they arent my fault dang easy board decided on that and thats why my site failed

[LarryE]

you can do it two ways..

 

the way i did  get a friend and one of you unsnap the cover and pry it back gently and the other install the speaker..

 

or take the driver side seat bracket out.

[burgundyz71]

Best way is to remove the back seat. The fixed side has some push pins you need to remove but nothing difficult. Most of the panel just prys off

[EDZ Z71]

Ok, what about the front speakers. I have been thinking of changing them too. And what speakers are you guys running?

[LarryE]

door panels are simple on the front a few screws and some light snaps.

 

 

Im running rockford fosgate 5 1/2" mids up front with Kicker ND25 tweeters.

 

 

 

[Lynx]

i did the whole system in my truck; from wires to dynamatt.

the front door panel is the easiest to remove that i've

seen yet. no goofy snaps that get destroyed. just remove

door handle cover and panel that houses the window/door

lock switch. then remove the plastic pillar cover behind

mirror (side), 2 screws around armrest and "viola" lift up

on door panel and it's off.

 

i installed Polk Momo's (6.5") and along with the rears, i

10" wo3 JL sub and about 1,100 watt 5 channel Alpine amp,

i'll never be happy with a stock GM stereo again.

hope this helps.