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Old 05-31-2011, 09:34 PM
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Do i have to take out the rear seat to get to the speaker in the back on my 3door on the drivers side
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You don't HAVE to, but it sure helps.. If you are semi flexible,you can pull the panel out enough to get into it. But if you want to run new wires etc.. I would just take the seat out. Its handy if you intend on putting a sub under the the rear seat or anything like that too..
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Originally Posted by 98ford5.4
Do i have to take out the rear seat to get to the speaker in the back on my 3door on the drivers side
I removed mine last weekend, it will make it alot easyier to remove the panel and get to the wires. Hope you have a good breakr bar for the bench bolts, lol.
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Originally Posted by ovrwrkd

I removed mine last weekend, it will make it alot easyier to remove the panel and get to the wires. Hope you have a good breakr bar for the bench bolts, lol.
Srry, if you didntunderstand my post. I removed my rear bench seat and also the back rest cushion so I didnt risk breaking the plastic panel.



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