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2002 GMC Sierra - replacing speakers
Just curious to know if anyone can help me. I need to replace the
front speakers in my 2002 GMC Sierra, and don't know how to remove the speaker grates. Will I need to remove the entire door panel, or can the grates pop right out? Besides the normal PIA things that can go wrong with speaker installs, are there any other issues that I would need to worry about with this install? I'm not looking for anything special, I use the truck for work and just need to have some decent sound in it. Thanks loads! |
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2002 GMC Sierra - replacing speakers
Need to remove door panel
"BigDave" wrote in message oups.com... Just curious to know if anyone can help me. I need to replace the front speakers in my 2002 GMC Sierra, and don't know how to remove the speaker grates. Will I need to remove the entire door panel, or can the grates pop right out? Besides the normal PIA things that can go wrong with speaker installs, are there any other issues that I would need to worry about with this install? I'm not looking for anything special, I use the truck for work and just need to have some decent sound in it. Thanks loads! |
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