Awesome man this was exactly what I needed I’m so tired of crimping and electrical taping audio stuff I want to do it right now that I’ve grown up lol so thanks a lot for the parts listed!
Great video! It's too bad you don't have a video on a standard/single cab rear speaker replacement. Quick note! 2:24, it is unnecessary to remove this screw. All it does is hold the door compartment to the door panel. It does not screw into the door itself.
@@leviwoodring6101 Actually, it is a lot different on a single cab/standard cab. The rear cover panel needs to be removed to access the screws that hold the vertical panels in place along with the many clips as well. Yes, they are 4 x 6, but a little more work involved with removing the panels.
Hi i know this is a long shot but recently replaced my front speakers to my 2001 silverado with coaxial speakers but suddenly got no sound from them after install they worked when i tested them but not after placing the door card back on
Your speaker fuze might be blown or your wires could just be bad, I had the same problem after replacing my rear speakers and it was just the fuze being blown
Have you ever had a customer who had a stock component system who chose a coaxial replacement? Like for example, their mid bass speakers are blown, but the tweeters are still ok, and they opt for a coaxial replacement. If so, when installing the new coaxial speakers, do you leave the stock tweeters installed and connected, or do you disconnect and remove them? Does leaving the stock tweeters in place hurt or improve the overall sound quality? Do you know whether the mid bass and tweeter speaker wires are both spliced together at some point, or are they completely separate feeds from the stock radio head unit? If separate, would splicing those feeds together for coaxial speakers give a significant power boost as to speaker output, and would that be better or worse than leaving the stock tweeter connected?
Great video-is a great help. I ordered the coaxial speakers and adapters in the description. But, there is no way the adapters will fit the 6.5 speakers.
I am in the process of replacing my blown speaker. I have a set of 2 way coaxial speakers and dont know were to tap into for full range of signal. I am not going to be using the factory tweeters. I looked at a factory wiring diagram and it looks like there is a split somewhere. Do you know where the split is??
I'm considering the punch series component set and it comes with a crossover, do I need to use this? Also, crutchfield is telling me the 6.5 coaxial speakers i have picked for the back doors are incorrect, but tells me the component speakers are correct even though the back door speakers don't have separate tweeters. Just mid drivers. 2004 gmc yukon.
I made this comment about the 2015-2020 f150 sub wiring video where you wired up the f150 with the bigger screen, and this comment Isa copy past question about that video** Finally a video actually explaining how to do this I'll probably end up still paying sombody buuut I may do it myself, so I will ask how would u use the line out converter for the wires u just rca If I remember right, how would I wire it for a monoblock amp, or would I get a line out converter with just 2 plug ins instead of 4? Thx
Great video. I removed many of these door panels. I don’t believe the very bottom screw on the door panel holds anything to the door. Or maybe there was a difference in years
Parts used linked in the description of the video!
If it has a cross-over like the kickers, do you have to use the cross-over, and if so, how do you wire them up I have the kicker css65
What size speakers are those?
What size are the tweeters
@@chinivazquez9300 These are 1"
Awesome man this was exactly what I needed I’m so tired of crimping and electrical taping audio stuff I want to do it right now that I’ve grown up lol so thanks a lot for the parts listed!
Great video! It's too bad you don't have a video on a standard/single cab rear speaker replacement. Quick note! 2:24, it is unnecessary to remove this screw. All it does is hold the door compartment to the door panel. It does not screw into the door itself.
They doors are the same. The rear speakers are a little different to get at but not bad. They are 4x6 rears on extended cab and Single cab.
@@leviwoodring6101 Actually, it is a lot different on a single cab/standard cab. The rear cover panel needs to be removed to access the screws that hold the vertical panels in place along with the many clips as well. Yes, they are 4 x 6, but a little more work involved with removing the panels.
@@19MarcoPolo71 ya the back panel takes all of 2 minutes to rip off. Then the 2 screws on each side that are covered by it.
Do the rear speakers need the adapter bracket? Or they have holes that line up?
Hi i know this is a long shot but recently replaced my front speakers to my 2001 silverado with coaxial speakers but suddenly got no sound from them after install they worked when i tested them but not after placing the door card back on
Your speaker fuze might be blown or your wires could just be bad, I had the same problem after replacing my rear speakers and it was just the fuze being blown
You can use the og speaker bracket for 6.5”, just remove the insulation and remove the screws, they work perfect
So you remove the original bracket from the factory speaker and it’ll fit on a 6.5” speaker?
@@gtdcov for the front speakers yea just remove the t15 or t20 torx screws and pry the old speaker out of the bracket
@@04jhernandezfulthank you very much
@@04jhernandezful What about for the rear speakers?
@@bobbygetsbanned6049 I don’t remember using the og brakcet on the rear speaker
Have you ever had a customer who had a stock component system who chose a coaxial replacement? Like for example, their mid bass speakers are blown, but the tweeters are still ok, and they opt for a coaxial replacement.
If so, when installing the new coaxial speakers, do you leave the stock tweeters installed and connected, or do you disconnect and remove them? Does leaving the stock tweeters in place hurt or improve the overall sound quality?
Do you know whether the mid bass and tweeter speaker wires are both spliced together at some point, or are they completely separate feeds from the stock radio head unit? If separate, would splicing those feeds together for coaxial speakers give a significant power boost as to speaker output, and would that be better or worse than leaving the stock tweeter connected?
They are wired inline to the main door speakers. I can tell you that.
Great video-is a great help.
I ordered the coaxial speakers and adapters in the description. But, there is no way the adapters will fit the 6.5 speakers.
Yeah its hard to get most 6.5 inch speakers to fit into the adapters. Just use self tapping screws to screw the new speaker into the door.
Good Video, but I pick my speaker because of fidelity.
I am in the process of replacing my blown speaker. I have a set of 2 way coaxial speakers and dont know were to tap into for full range of signal. I am not going to be using the factory tweeters. I looked at a factory wiring diagram and it looks like there is a split somewhere. Do you know where the split is??
I'm considering the punch series component set and it comes with a crossover, do I need to use this? Also, crutchfield is telling me the 6.5 coaxial speakers i have picked for the back doors are incorrect, but tells me the component speakers are correct even though the back door speakers don't have separate tweeters. Just mid drivers. 2004 gmc yukon.
Do a video on the bose with the A pillar tweeter
So I can replace my bose speakers with aftermarket ones and they will play with the factory Bose amp?
As long as you have 2 ohm speakers in the front and 4 ohms in the rear
So are rears on a crew cab coaxial?
Will any Rockford 6.5 speakers fit I happened to have a spare set laying around and was wondering how well they would fit these brackets?
Some rockfords are considered 6.75" and the basket may not fit the bracket. Doesn't hurt to give them a shot
What size hole saw?
you replaced junk with junk
No need for the hate, dislike the brand but it’s not your equipment so allow the gentleman to choose his stereo systems of choice
What’s wrong with fosgate ? I’m looking to put a system in my truck
@@Dunsparthnothing wrong with fosgate, but you can get better for cheaper.
@@Ninoo187what company do you recommend?
@@holdonwhatsgoingon5551kicker or ds18
I made this comment about the 2015-2020 f150 sub wiring video where you wired up the f150 with the bigger screen, and this comment Isa copy past question about that video**
Finally a video actually explaining how to do this I'll probably end up still paying sombody buuut I may do it myself, so I will ask how would u use the line out converter for the wires u just rca If I remember right, how would I wire it for a monoblock amp, or would I get a line out converter with just 2 plug ins instead of 4? Thx
Hey bob, send me a message on facebook or instagram and I can point you in the right direction.
Bose amp 2006 3500 Silverado= what ohm aftermarket speaker needed…ty
What size is the factory tweeter
Great video. I removed many of these door panels. I don’t believe the very bottom screw on the door panel holds anything to the door. Or maybe there was a difference in years
It holds that map pocket/ storage drawer in.
@@akclan33 yep I rennet that now. I was fairly confident it did not hold it to the door for removal.
Not helpful you didn't even show how speakers connect with the bracket.
Where did you get the harness adapter