Before you change the front door speaker, cut the negative
Battery Cable and disconnect it. If your vehicle comes with a manual window regulator crank handle, remove it using a removal device. Following that, take out the screws securing the front door trim to the door panel below. Take a trim stick or a wide flat-bladed tool and start prying the trim panel from the bottom of the door, proceeding around the edges. Pull up the trim piece to break loose the
Weather Strip on the inner belt, then move it to the side so you can access and free the lock linkage rods. Take the plastic retainers off the ends of the rod linkage, unscrew the rods from the remote controls in the motor assembly and get the rod ends out of the remote door controls. Should the proper tools be supplied, unplug the wire harness connectors from the door power switch on both sides and the driver's power
Mirror Switch. Afterwards, set the trim panel aside. First, take off the two screws fixating the lower speaker in the lower front corner, move the speaker away to unplug its connector and then leave the speaker in place. To install, undo the steps taken out for removal and tighten the speaker mounting screws to 1.1 Nm (10 in. lbs.) and the trim panel mounting screws to 2.2 Nm (20 in. lbs.). Remove the front door trim from the top of the door and next, take out the screw holding the front door flag trim to the inside panel. Work a trim tool into the gap between the door and use it to pry the flag trim away; this will let you pull away the trim bar enough to disconnect the wire at the top of the speaker harness. Slide the speaker out of the holder molded into the flag panel and to fit it, just reverse the steps you used previously, firmly screwing it in until it reaches 2.2 Nm (20 in. lbs.).