2009-2014 Ford F150 Front Door Speaker Replacement- Door Panel Removal Procedure
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- Опубліковано 19 жов 2024
- In this video I walk you through door panel removal so you can get at those door speakers and put some quality ones in there.
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Great video! I don't know if its mentioned anywhere but before you lose your mind putting the panel back on, there's something everyone needs to know. Obviously all the latches need to line up. Insert the three (I think there's 3) on the bottom first then everything will slide into place. Don't try muscling it, you might break something. Don't try talking dirty to it, you'll look like a fool. Just do what said.....easy peezy!!!
Very helpful! I found that I didn't need to remove the door opener cable, I just propped the door panel on a plastic garbage can after unplugging everything else and had plenty of room to swap out the speakers. Piece of cake.
Great procedure. Used it yesterday to install new tow mirrors. Several other videos were not correct for my 2013. Thanks for your help and to the Ford engineers for designing one of the easiest door panels that I have ever removed. I didn't even have to remove any of the window controller connector to replace the mirrors.
Fantastic video, you saved me over $100 for installation on
4 speakers in 45 minutes. I replaced my four speakers with Kicker KSC68 and purchased the
adapter connectors to fit the original F150 connectors. The sound is incredible
and I had the same issue with the blown speaker.
My only add would be to make sure you fit the lock pole. Not
sure what you would call that, but I had to take the door panel off again to
make that part fit again.
Oh and I did not have that nice hook tool, so I used a hook
from my tool cabinet with a needle nose plyers and pulled that plastic piece
off at the door latch arm.
Did not have the 5.5 mm socket, but managed to angle the socket
to work.
I am so happy I did this myself.
Link to the type of adapter?
Hey mark a little while later; how are those speakers working out for you? Thinking about getting some any recommendation
@@lpdfilms5591 im about to install. Howd it turn out for ya
Had to come back and give a thumbs up. My 2012 change went exactly like this. I used a large fish hook from my tackle-box to pop the one out from behind the handle. I put Kenwood 6x8 ones in there and they fit perfectly. Don't forget a wiring harness to keep things clean.
I was so please to see you had this video. I watch all your videos and never thought in my dreams that you would’ve done one for the door speaker. Very helpful.
I used your video to dismantle door panel on my 2010 F150 so I could replace the outside mirror. piece of cake!
Thanks so much for your time and efforts!
Just wanted to THANK YOU for the excellent video. Speaker just failed in the past weeks, so found this video and purchased replacement speakers on Crutchfield and installed. Took longer to find the right tools then it did to complete the work. EXCELLENT VIDS!!!
Watched this video 2 times and changed my speaker in 30 min. Thanks for the great video and help. Saved me $135. Keep up the great posts. 👍👍👍
Excellent tutorial! I just purchased a used F150 with a busted front door speaker. Glad you were able to walk me through replacement. Thanks man!
Ditto. Same door. I didn't notice when I bought it. 😡
yep same door speaker.
Thanks for the video! Just put in a new passenger side speaker in my 09 Lariat. Smooth and quick install.
Hi, Thanks for sharing this tutorial. It has helped me a lot! I don't know if this has been mentioned but I didn't have a great trim tool to get that plate off where the door handle is. I found a paint can opener did the trick. I had to work it some but the plate eventually popped off without any scratches or damage.
I did the same thing!! Who knew?!
I clamped vise grips onto a small Allen key.
Best comment... thanks, worked like a charm.
Thanks for a quick and accurate tutorial! I could wiggle the wiring harness in the door jam and hear my left, front speaker go on and off. Pulled the door panel and found that I have aftermarket speakers already, but one of the silly crimp-terminals was barely hanging on. A quick 30 second snip, strip and solder job and I'm back to sounding great. Thanks again.
Wow. Easiest door panel I’ve ever removed. No clips. Thanks
This video couldn't have been made better. Thanks man!
Thanks to your video I did the job in a half an hour now my speaker sounds beautiful. Thanks a million.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Nice that they finally made it easy to get the door panel off without messing with 5,000 of those little plastic fasteners that the old door panels had.
Super helpful. Will be switching mine out this weekend. Gosh I love UA-cam.
Being that i have a new 2014 with only 5000 miles and BOTH front speakers are nlown i found this extremley helpful
Turn her down a bit, eh
Same
@@freeaudiobooks7469 make a better product, eh ford?
The stock speakers are stupid cheap, I'm not surprised they go out
@@nbarrager Drofa 25W 4 ohm Cheap Crap, yup.... Ford part# CL3T-18808-BC Made in China
Thank you! And quick tip. When putting the panel back on make sure the door is in the unlocked position so the door lock pin is up. Makes it a lot easier to align it into the hole! Took me about 5 minutes of trying to figure this one out 😂
Great video. Easy fix with simple tools. I found that my driver side front Ford/Sony speaker failed simply because the wire connector was mounted to the speaker body with flimsy plastic that broke away. Replaced with much better Rockford Fosgate speakers. Much better sound.
Thank you for posting this! This video showed me exactly how to gain access to replace the door mirrors on my 2012 Ford F-150.
Nice video, it was very helpful. A couple comments as I went thru the process. In the 2nd step to remove the 2nd 8mm bolt, I found a long skinny screwdriver inserted into the plastic cover starting from the lower left hand corner popped out the cover. The best news is that when I pulled the speaker out I did not see any tears in the cone. While playing music I could stop the buzzing by placing my fingers on the cone at the 2 long ends. Then I stuffed cone with paper towels in the back and installed the speaker back again. The buzz is gone for now, a temporary fix (maybe longer) till I find a new speaker.
thanks man this video was a huge help! just got an f150 and the speakers are all shot! thanks for making this this so easy!
Thanks for this video! It will be very helpful for me. Sorry this is a bit off topic, but are there any common things you know to look for on the passenger front door of a SuperCrew (2013 FX4 if that matters) for a rattle? It sounds like it is higher up in the door panel toward the front of the vehicle. Happens over even the tiniest bumps. It's been to the dealership three times so far without any progress. The most recent attempt was installing a big foam piece in the door.
Thanks again for this video, and honestly, all the others you do. Super helpful!
Brian, your instructional skills are perfect.
Excellent steps. Appreciate the tips and warnings. Got the truck used so cannot tell if the speakers just sound that bad or the speakers are blown. Either way I wanted to see how hard to upgrade.
Thanks for this video! I replaced the passenger mirror on my 2010 f150 with no problems thanks to your tips and tricks and tutorial.
My old speakers were crackling and it was super annoying when i tried to jam out to my music so I said "I can't take it anymore" and knuckled down and fixed it. It was a Easy fix saved me a ton of money
Perfect. I had to replace speakers. Thank you.
Thanks for this video! Made this job easy. One thing I found was that the speaker was not actually blown but the plastic connector had snapped on one side causing the wire to contact the housing resulting in a blown speaker sound. Repaired connector, $0 fix.
Thanks for taking the time to do such great videos! I always learn something new. Keep up the great work, Bud!
great video.... I used this video because I needed to swap out my door lock cylinder....thank you!
Hey Brian,Thanks for taking the time to make these videos!
I always check your Video's first when doing work on my 2013 F150 and my Mercury Mountaineer...
I can always count on you to show the best way to fix things.
By the way your video on the tranny lines was great too.
it saved me a blown tranny because I checked my lines like you said and yes one was ready to pop it's aluminum sleeve.
Thanks much appreciated.this allowed me to do my 2012 F150 both doors I used some Kenwood speakers and connectors i got from Amazon. Relatively easy, the hardest part was getting the door back in position, I used a long thin screwdriver to push the door lock button into the hole in the plastic framing it made the alignments quicker.
Excellent video! Thank you. I just followed these instructions to install some JBL - 6" x 8" GX862. The speakers sound GREAT! Thanks again.
Brent Stone was that 6x8 for your rear speaker?
Diesel Matthew front and back.
Did they plug in easily?
Alexanderockport , I bought some adapters at BestBuy when I bought the speakers. And they were very easy to connect.
EXCELLENT Video! Got my 5.5 , 6, 8 mm sockets.... I'm going for it!
Thank you! Took me 10 minutes after watching your video, much appreciated
A little late comming but, thanks for the great video. My OEM speaker was blown/replaced at new purchase. Blown within 2 years. Now looking to go aftermarket.
I had to replace my drivers side mirror. This video certainly helped. I would have never found that screw behind that door opening handle. I had the door off in no time. I only had to watch the video once! Good job.
Thanks for the video made it so much easier. Only thing I had to do different because I bought better speakers was solder The new connections🤠
Thank you very much. I just took my door panel off and changed my side mirror. Your video was very helpful.
Great video and thanks for the upload. My 2014 F-150 SuperCrew has blown both front speakers in only a few months and was looking to get replaced. Did you use new FORD speakers to replace the old ones, or did you use something alittle more in the quality department? Curious because of the wiring that you disconnected right from the side of the speaker, itself, and whether or not I can expect to see that on Factory parts or aftermarket.
Thanks for the video. It helped a lot when pulling the cover to expose the bolt behind the door handle..
I just did it. No problems. Thanks (new speakers sound great)
Thanks, great job on video and narration. I was able to follow completely.
Your a lifesaver! Thanks for the video these videos save a person so much money!
Thanks!!
Great videos. I use them all the time.
Thanks,,with your videos i save to much $$$$$$ because you explained very well
Im mexican and almost understand everything
Thanks
Super helpful video as always 👍🏻
An oldie but a goodie. As usual thanks for the tips!
Thank You, You made this a Easy install, New Pioneer's sound Great
What size speakers?
Great video. Thanks for taking the time to help us with this.
Great vid! My drivers side speaker blew out, or so I thought, until I took it apart and noticed one of those white wires that plugs into the speaker was very loose, then fell out before I even removed the speaker. I’m going to get some aftermarket jobs, but as far as the wire, can I just re-strip it, twist it up and pop it back into that hole?
Thanks ,you make it look simple .👍🏾 appreciate the video
Great video! Thanks for making this. Looking at changing my factory speakers and this helps alot!
You did a VERY great job. Now I get to do mine 🙏🏼 Thank You.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Hi there, thanks for sharing, very helpful. By any chance, can you recommend any standard aftermarket speakers that would fir as replacements for the factory one?
Very Very good video, close shots with good voice and sound!
Great video.
Thanks GREAT video!
the wiring harness problem you spoke of in the pre 2011 models (I have a 2010), is their an easy fix for that or do I need to replace the entire harness?
Curious on if you ever got this fixed because I have the same problem
This video should be a lesson on how to make a how to video. No superfluous nonsense. Concise and too the point.
Thanks for sharing keep helping the DIY. Very helpful
Super easy to replace passenger front speaker. Thanks so much!
Thanks for posting the video. I have a situation that i'm hoping to get your opinion on before I start removing the driver door panel. My driver door speaker seems to not want to put out sound unless I turn up the volume considerably upon which it comes alive so to speak. Any idea what would be the culprit?
Any chance you have a link to purchase the hook tool you used for the first little cover and the cover behind the door handle? Your videos are great btw. You have definitely saved me some money.
Very helpful. I like all your videos and I have learned a lot. Thank you.
Very helpful and attention to detail thanks.
Hello,
I am a big fan of your channel and have an unrelated question to this video I am hoping you can help me with. I am rebuilding a salvage 2013 F150. The air bag light wont go off. No bags were deployed and its not throwing any codes on my scan tool. I even changed the front crash sensors on each side of the core support as I had from a swap vehicle. Im at a loss for why the light wont go off and any help appreciated.
Thanks
Jim
Great job I think I am going to replace my speakers this weekend. Have you by chance replaced or fixed the visor with the electrical for the garage door opener. The sliding action of the visor breaks these wires in a year or two and a replacement has done the same. I want to repair the wires with braided stranded copper or something that can withstand the sliding. It appears the OEM visor design is poor and they are using the wrong type of wiring.
Tom Dunkle I have replaced them for this yes, once you unbolt the visor you will see the electrical connector. I think I was able to remove the vanity mirror without damage to look inside and see the broken wires.
Thank 's for your verry good information
Good video so with aftermarket speakers I need that wire harness connector/plug
...Just finished!... Thanks again! I pray Blessings from YAH for you & Yours! HalleLU-YAH
Hi, nice video, what size speakers go in the front? And in the back? Would really appreciate it if you let me know.
+Oscar Baza Crutchfield is your source
Nice post… Just an fyi… you don’t have to remove the handle cable… the entire handle and housing pops out easy and you can turn it flat and slide the whole handle and rectangle housing out from door panel.
Yes I know but the clips can break so we avoid pulling anymore apart than we have to
Thanks ford for keeping it simple no plastic pop pins .!
I like your battery powered impact gun. What brand is it? Is it a 3/8 or 1/4 inch gun?
+Neil Perry This is the one I use all the time for everything it's 1/4" but powerful-www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003LST02W/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B003LST02W&linkCode=as2&tag=fordt-20&linkId=NEAOB2262RW3BQJ3
My speaker sounds fine. When it works. It cuts in and out. I have a tweeter in the a pillar also and they go out together. So I don’t think that’s a blown speaker. I think it’s a bad connection from the harness. Going over a bump or banging on the door panel they kick in. sound about right?
I wondering about removing just the arm rest with the switches in it. Does the whole panel need to come off to replace just the arm rest? Thanks.
Thank you. Worked like a charm.
My 2013 had 5/16 and 7/32 on the panel and I used a 5 mm on the speaker screws Also if you use aftermarket Speakers and I can’t imagine anyone using the original Ford type speaker. The speaker connector has to removed and replaced with the flat connectors
Thanks for this quick and accurate video!
Whats the actual speaker size? and What model speaker is good that will fit for AM?
they're 6x8
I have 2012 Ford F-150 xlt and I bust my speaker and I need to replace the speaker 🔊 and now I know what speakers I need to put new ones😎🙏
Had one front speaker blowout shortly after buying my new 2013, got two after markets in the front and hear stock tweeters cutting out several years later.
THANKS for the fine video-it is very helpful!
Dealer wanted between 400 and 500 to replace my window regulator. This saved me around 400, the part was around 80.
You got a question I don't know if you still monitor this video or not but I'll give a shot are the rear door panels the same way as a front panels on the crew cab 2010?
+Disturbed shadow Crew cabs are very similar but less screws
Great video. Do you have a video on repairing the F150 (2010-front passenger door) speaker wiring fault? Thank you, Tony
ts302 No I don't I have only changed the harnesses in the past.
The wiring harness in question is the one between the cab and door? Is it possible to repair the original harness? Thank you, Tony
Yes the door harness it is a complete one piece harness that plugs into the body side.
I still have them in my freestyle bought them in 2014 and still sounds great
Since I purchased my 2010 F150, new, the drivers side door speaker has been off more than on. I advised the dealer, they said they thought it was ok. Now that it is way out of warrantee they tell me there is a service bulletin on the issue. Do I really need a new harness, or is the issue (as some claim) just to replace the speaker with a new plug?
Great videos on this channel!!
This was great thanks
Great vid always very informative.
thank you sir great video
This was perfect, thank you!
Will 6x9 speakers fit in the door instead of 6x8. Want to get 6x9's instead but not sure if they would fit. Great vid.
+danpol69 Not sure crutchfield.com would be your best bet.
+danpol69 Probably not and no reason if you're going to have a sub.
Great video. I'm aware this is busch league, but I'm interested in splicing off the speaker wire/wire harness to feed the input on a powered sub. Anyone have any insight on that, having done it before?
My 2011 F150 passenger front speaker started to sound blown, but was inconsistent going off and on. Then the whole speaker itself stopped working. is it a speaker problem or a wiring problem? Just want to know before i buy speakers and replace them