Rear panel/shelf vents - removal for speakers
Discussion
I've got some speakers to fit and need to remove the rear vents. Do they pull out from inside the car or are they attached from the rear?
Also, from people that have already fitted rear speakers, as the vents are being removed, is it a good idea to leave a ventilation gap or is it not really necessary?
Also, from people that have already fitted rear speakers, as the vents are being removed, is it a good idea to leave a ventilation gap or is it not really necessary?
daveb500 said:
I've got some speakers to fit and need to remove the rear vents. Do they pull out from inside the car or are they attached from the rear?
Also, from people that have already fitted rear speakers, as the vents are being removed, is it a good idea to leave a ventilation gap or is it not really necessary?
The vents are held in place with a wire clip. If you open the boot then remove the carpeted panel above the fuel tank you'll have access. The carpeted panel just pulls away.Also, from people that have already fitted rear speakers, as the vents are being removed, is it a good idea to leave a ventilation gap or is it not really necessary?
I have rear speakers and vents. What speakers are you fitting?
daveb500 said:
2Munkys said:
I have rear speakers and vents. What speakers are you fitting?
Probably 6.5" round pioneers.2Munkys said:
Hmm. I recently fitted TS-E1702i (rear) and TS-E1302i (front) to replace the OE Pioneers. I really can't say it's been an improvement. You're welcome to my old units; there's nuffin wrong with 'em.
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