Fitting Rear Alpine Speakers Amp & Kicker L5 Subwoofer to A Peugeot 107(Toyota AYGO Citroen C1)
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C1/107/Aygo Pioneer Dash Speaker Change & Rear Speaker Install
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2021
- In this episode of Project C1, I install two pairs of speakers. I bought a pair of 4 inch/17 cm Pioneer speakers for the dash and a pair of 6 ¾ inch/17 cm to fit in the rear of the car.
From the factory, the OEM dash speakers have a white plastic clip on them, which connects the speakers to the wiring harness. This connector had to be cut off and I soldered the female spade connectors, so they could be connected to the speakers. The new Dash speakers needed to be modified to fit - there were two mounting brackets that needed removing and the remaining two needed to have the ends taken off, so the retaining screws would hold the speakers down properly.
Installing the rear speakers was a different situation because there were no existing installations to modify, they were all installed from scratch. I ran some speaker cable from the head unit, down each side of the car to the rear panels (where the rear doors would be, if it were a 5 door model). I used the template that formed part of the storage box that the speakers came in, traced this onto the panel and cut it out with a drill and a Dremel… sounds odd and it is, but watch the video! Once I’d done that, the cables were terminated and installed at each end and then the speakers were fixed to the wall panels. Once all four speakers were installed, I tested them and they are all in phase and sound great.
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Can’t beat using a wheelie bun for a work bench, great vid
A wheelie bin was everyone’s first work bench 😅
I really enjoy your videos 🤗 I've a Citroën C1 (2010) also scarlett red and it is still running well 🍀 Greeting from Switzerland
I’m glad you’re enjoying the videos!
Nice! I've just did this with some Mini cooper speakers from my old car thats to be scrapped soon. You made this so easy to follow, thanks man!
Glad it helped you 👍🏻
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Because of your video, I didn’t manage to fit the speakers inside our Citroen C1 and change them to our other Citroen C1
yeah me 2, the car exploded@@carolineyoung5487
I did the old skool parcel shelf install :) Added the pins in the iso connector then ran the wires through to the boot, made quick connectors with spades so you can remove the shelf if needed :) But I like the idea of an install in the rear panels - looks more factory. Nice job.
I was considering doing that with some 6x9s like I did when I was younger, but the parcel shelves aren’t all that sturdy and are becoming increasingly rare.
Great video thanks
Great video
Huge fan of the C1 content, I’m a Pug 107 owner (first car) and have been modding / upgrading bits n bobs of it over the last year.
Just wondering if a) the front speakers have stood the test of time and if they still sound as good? B) what model of pioneers did you use for the rear speakers?
Cheers, George
Hi George
Glad you like the content!
The speakers sound as good as the first day they were installed, they’ve held up really well. Since this video, I’ve installed an under seat subwoofer under the passenger seat and I’ve got some door cards with speakers in them, video about that to come soon.
I’m not sure which model number of speakers I used in the rear, I just know they were the 6.5” speakers, they’re the same as I’ll be installing in the door cards. Sorry I couldn’t be any further help. If you’re on Instagram, follow me @dabdiy and I’ll post on there soon which speakers I’ll be using for the door cards.
I had the same prob with jbl speakers. the tweakers hit the plastic trim, and the speakers can't really go in, the magnet hits a screw or something, can't see. it works, but it's better to leave the plastic cover off otherwise you'll hear it vibrate like my speakers are broken lol
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Hello ! Thanks for your video, the quality is perfect ! Do you recommend to put the speakers on the rear side, or do you think it could be better in the front doors ? Thanks !
If you’ve got space, I’d do both!
Dave my young padowan i taught u well u get more reme every day, impovise adapt and over come ( =grinder, cable ties, n glue)
Rough Engineering Made Easy 💪🏻🇷🇴
hi there, great video, I would like to upgrade the sound system on my aygo 2008. I have some questions , because the car came only with front speakers. Which wires (diameter) have you used to connect the rear speakers with the head unit connector? Did I get it right that you used ISO MALE Connectors? or did you use female iso block connectors? Thanks for you help in advance
All the answers to your questions are in the video. I used a roll of generic speaker wire to run the cables to the back and fitted these to the ISO block converter. I did have to swap the red and yellow wires around so that the head unit can retain its memory though.
Dave! Would you know roughly how many speakers that factory head unit can power? I'm planning to put another set in the rear doors on my Pug, but I already have 6 and an underseat sub unit.
Many thanks and keep up the good work!
I guess if you used an amp with a high level input, you could use that to power more speakers. I doubt the factory head unit is up to much tbh.
Hi great video. I'm looking at doing the rear speakerr install on my 3 door 107. I've bought some 16.5cm speakers which are the same size as you installed. Please could you tell me the measurements for cutting out the plastic panel to ensure they fit workout hitting any of the cars metal framework? Huge thanks
I didn’t actually take any measurements, I used the cardboard template that formed part of the box.
Thanks for the reply. I didn't explain myself very well. I meant your measurements on the door itself. So you knew where to place your speakers. Hope you can help.
Ah, I understand what you mean. I’ll be honest with you, I didn’t measure at all. I took the top of the panel off, looked to see what the gap was like behind it and made my best guess lol.
I don’t currently have the car in my possession right now, I’m away from home with work. As soon as I get home at the weekend, I’ll let you know. Follow me on Instagram (@dabdiy) and I’ll post it on there 🤙🏻
Great vid. I have a 4 door and have searched everwhere for a vid installing rear speakers into those rear doors. If you're planning on doing a vid on that i'd be very interested watching
I only have a 3 door version, but if I ever get my hands on a 5 door, I’ll certainly make the video.
I have a 5 door and there doesn’t seem to be enough room for speakers in the rear doors. After upgrading the dash speakers I got around the bass (or rather lack thereof) problem by fitting a Kenwood sub/amp under the passenger seat. It makes the sound 1000x better and isn’t too difficult to install 😊
That’s next on my to-do list 👍🏻
If you get the door panels off you can see space behind them. There is a layer of white styrofoam covering that area but you can cut out a hole for the speaker. The speaker has to be in the door bin.
@@infidelcastro5129is there a tutorial on how to do this somewhere?
Well done. Love u use copy free music, so you can hear the difference.
That was the plan. I wanted to make sure that the sound wasn’t removed.
Interesting video. Can you do this to my car please?
Heyy I have a question wich iso connenctors did u buy? Or the link of the website
The ISO block came with the single DIN facia as a kit. I got it from eBay, but unfortunately, I don’t have a link.
Good video, how did you crimp the ISO connectors onto the speaker wire
Cut and soldered
@@DABDIY alright cheers :)
hi, thanks for the video, but on mine there is four wires coming out of my 2014 peugeot 107.. while yours is two wire system.. please advice what I need to do.. thank you in advance.
I’m not sure about that one to be honest, I’ve not come across one with 4 wires before. I would assume that you’ve got component speakers from the factory; that is speakers with both a mid woofer and a tweeter in the same unit. Is that right?
Can you include link pls of the front speakers where i can buy from?
In the end, I actually ended up buying them from a local motor factor. I should imagine that if this watch eBay for 10cm pioneer speakers, that should yield some results.
Great instructive video however the music is way louder than the commentary which is annoying when listening to it late at night
Im really struggling to find those silver iso block pin connectors you show at 10:40 anyone know where I can get these or what they are called?
ISO connectors and I found them on eBay
I have a problem…! My standard factory dashboard speakers have also white tabs but have 3 wires instead of 2. How do i connect these? (2012 Aygo 4 door)
I’m not sure to be honest. I’ve not come across ones with three wires.
Hi,
I want to add some rear speakers in my C1, is it possible to inbuilt speakers with an inbuilt depth of 86 mm in the rear side panels?
I’m not sure, I didn’t measure the depth
OK. Thanks for your rapide response
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Mine just hits the screw on the bottom, can’t fit 😢 jbls
Hi, was it worth to add the rear speakers or would it be enough just to change the front ones? Or is it a big change tthat it would be worth to add the rear ones?
And is there enough bass?
It absolutely was worth adding the rear speakers. There’s enough bass to be getting on with, but I intend on adding an under seat subwoofer soon.
@@DABDIY nice thanks dude
I don’t understand the whole wiring situation, what is the easiest way to connect the speakers? I’m thinking about doing this tomorrow but every UA-cam video confuses me 😭
The video has shown on screen which wire goes to which terminal. The only bit that might cause a problem is actually doing the wiring. If you have any questions, follow me on Instagram (@dabdiy) and PM me.
@@DABDIY thanks a lot! I guess wiring just isn’t my thing lol 😂 I’ll give you a message when I come to doing it tomorrow but do you think it’ll be hard or is it rather simple once you’ve started?
It really is quite simple really. If you follow the wiring colours shown on screen, you can’t go too far wrong.
You do realise the speaker bracket tabs are designed in such a way that you can simply snap them off by bending it back and forward a few times... Right?
I did know that, yes. I didn’t want to have the sharp tabs left over once snapped. I cut them off and cleaned up the edges with a polishing stone to prevent that.
DONT CUT THE WIRE ON THE FRONT SPEAKER CABEL BUY ADAPTER !
I know what you mean and I agree, but at his level of setup, it doesn’t make a jot of difference.
So, you replaced the factory ("tweeterless") speakers with absolute low-end, entry-level after market "tweeterless" speakers, which sound AWFUL. Why? What's the purpose of the dat? What's the benefit? What's the upgrade? Regarding the rear speakers, no comment on destroying the panels to install another pair of trash quality low-end, entry level "tweeterless" speakers (it's your car anyway). Great success! All 4 speakers work...
Not sure where the hostility in your comment is coming from. If you consider these pioneer speakers to be of inferior quality to the paper cone POS speakers installed from the factory, I think you might find that you’re entirely mistaken. As for the rear panels, it’s not like they can’t be replaced with a like-for-like panel from a scrap yard at very low cost. As you said though, it’s my car. I consider anything to be an upgrade from the two paper dash speakers installed from the factory.