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Posted by Dennis/MA [Email] (more from Dennis/MA) on Tue, 6 Apr 2004 07:57:07 Share Post by Email
In Reply to: I'm about to do the same...., d442, Tue, 6 Apr 2004 06:08:07
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I have listed the link for the rear installation below. I went to Radio Shack and purchased some small spade connectors. Try to get the smallest that they have. I still had to file them a little to fit the connector. The best way I can describe the factory connectors is that they are a smaller version of a headlight connector with two inputs. You can also used Dean's method on the 9-5 board. Do a search for drs<underscore>install. These are excellent instructions for how to install the front speakers.

As far as the rears go I followed Matt Wilson's directions except I did not disconnect the seatbelt. It is easy enough to work behind the panel. The speakers are mounted in a metal frame that is held in by two screws and a slot at the bottom. The slot holds the frame in place so you can screw it in when you reinstall. You do have to look around for the panel screws. I think that there are two on the bottom, two on the back and one (covered by a trim piece) in the doorjamb. The plastic screws just need to be turned with a flat head screwdriver and they will pop out. The metal screws need a torx driver. I used the one from the tool kit in the trunk. Once you remove the screws just pull down on the top of the speaker and pull it out. I then took them inside and replaced them and connected the X-over wiring. It not a hard job. I did the fronts on Saturday and did the rears on Sunday, but the whole thing could be easily done in one long afternoon.

Make sure that you some how secure the x-overs in the rear so they don't rattle around. I used some left over insulation. I hope that this helps. Good luck, here is the link: http://www.saabnet.com/tsn/bb/9-3/index.html?bID=63888


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