how do you remove the front speakers 4000Q?
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Audi figured that their customers wouldnt bother instal aftermarket speakers in the vehicles lifetime, so they made it quite annoying to get them out.
Here is a simple step by step list.
1-begin at the driver side. unscrew the few bolts holding the lower dashboard segment. its the piece with the open cubby.
2-when the lower dash is removed, push out the detacheable heater tubing. a small curved piece with the vent built into it will come out towards the driver seat.
3-you should now be able to access the bottom of the speakers. Two bolts will be visible holding it down.
4-unscrew the two bolts and push up on the speaker. (remove the metal grille on top)
5-unplug the the two connections for power. drop in the new speaker.
Thats it for the driver side. re-assemble
The passenger side is a bit more annoying.
1-open the glovebox. Unscrew all the bolts that hold the glovebox from the inside. there should be about 4 located on the walls of the glovebox's inside
2-remove the clamp device that holds the glovbox door shut. it is also a bracket that holds the glovebox light.
3-two more screws on the far right of the glovebox at the top will need to be undone. The glovebox should then slide down off of a metal bracket.
4-your glovebox should now be dangling from a large bundle of wires. For your information, thats were the ECU is connected.
5-like before, push out the little curved piece of heater tubing out and towards the driver.
6-the same type of assembly will be holding the speaker in place (just like the driver side) take out the old speaker and drop in the new one.
7-re-assemble.
If you have any other questions please ask them. dont let all thses steps hinder your will!
Here is a simple step by step list.
1-begin at the driver side. unscrew the few bolts holding the lower dashboard segment. its the piece with the open cubby.
2-when the lower dash is removed, push out the detacheable heater tubing. a small curved piece with the vent built into it will come out towards the driver seat.
3-you should now be able to access the bottom of the speakers. Two bolts will be visible holding it down.
4-unscrew the two bolts and push up on the speaker. (remove the metal grille on top)
5-unplug the the two connections for power. drop in the new speaker.
Thats it for the driver side. re-assemble
The passenger side is a bit more annoying.
1-open the glovebox. Unscrew all the bolts that hold the glovebox from the inside. there should be about 4 located on the walls of the glovebox's inside
2-remove the clamp device that holds the glovbox door shut. it is also a bracket that holds the glovebox light.
3-two more screws on the far right of the glovebox at the top will need to be undone. The glovebox should then slide down off of a metal bracket.
4-your glovebox should now be dangling from a large bundle of wires. For your information, thats were the ECU is connected.
5-like before, push out the little curved piece of heater tubing out and towards the driver.
6-the same type of assembly will be holding the speaker in place (just like the driver side) take out the old speaker and drop in the new one.
7-re-assemble.
If you have any other questions please ask them. dont let all thses steps hinder your will!
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i think you can get some nice JBL's for cheap right now. i have 3 JBL GT 302's . one in the front left, two in the back. i ruined the front right so i have the factory blaupunkt there instead.
i also have two pioneer 3 way bass speakers set up in the back too. adds some extra thump to the music. i couldnt afford an amp and a subwoofer...
Sony im sure will have some nice deals going on. they make good speakers, i want bang and olufsen!
i also have two pioneer 3 way bass speakers set up in the back too. adds some extra thump to the music. i couldnt afford an amp and a subwoofer...
Sony im sure will have some nice deals going on. they make good speakers, i want bang and olufsen!
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I just ordered these. great reviews on their sound quality, and supposed to fit VW / audi dash location well. dirt cheap too right now.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...ls_o00_s00_i00
I have a pair of ALPINE SPR-60 6.5" 2-WAY's I will make fit in the back to go with them. Those Alpine's are also very highly rated at the car audio sites, and are a bargain compared to similar quality speakers.
http://www.bestcovery.com/alpine-spr...axial-speakers
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...ls_o00_s00_i00
I have a pair of ALPINE SPR-60 6.5" 2-WAY's I will make fit in the back to go with them. Those Alpine's are also very highly rated at the car audio sites, and are a bargain compared to similar quality speakers.
http://www.bestcovery.com/alpine-spr...axial-speakers
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Think I might try these out:
http://www.amazon.com/Legacy-LS328-3...p_ob_e_title_1
A little cheaper and they would have a hard time sounding worse than the OG's in there now
http://www.amazon.com/Legacy-LS328-3...p_ob_e_title_1
A little cheaper and they would have a hard time sounding worse than the OG's in there now
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I haven’t taken my front speakers out yet and want to order before I do. Are there clearance issues with too large/deep of a magnet and issues with a tweeter protruding too high for cover?
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