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HondaVFR
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3/08/2001
23:04:20
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 Subject: CC Rear Speaker Install
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someone ("Jason&Sarah"?) had dropped a teaser that they'd replaced the club cab speakers on a new-model Dakota. I'll be doing this in Spring as well, and I'd like to know how involved it is. He'd said it was a pain. Yeah, it looks like it would be...
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Thanks!
Dan R.
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hojo
GenI
3/09/2001
08:14:53
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I too am interested in this info:)
Steve
2001 Patriot Blue 4x4 ClubCab
SLT Plus, 4.7
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Shawn Lattimer
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3/09/2001
12:09:34
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I did my speakers this past fall. My reccomendation is to find a good stereo shop and have them install your speakers. Shops I've talked to will charge around $100 for all 4 speakers. After installing mine myself, I wish I wasn't such a tightwad. The doors are easy. the rear speakers are a pain. Removing the plastic trim isn't easy, and its very easy to break some of the clips and push pins used to hold it all together. Sitting in the back seat trying to do this isn't fun either. If you would like some details, email me direct and I can tell you all the fun. I also have the crutchfield installation directions for the club cab '00 Dakota, I could probably scan them and send them out if you are really interested.
Shawn
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Dave
GenIII
3/12/2001
23:13:19
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I didn't find it too difficult changing the rear speakers. You just hve to be careful when removing the panels. By doing it myself, I also may have found a place to mount some subwoofers. Have a club cab and do not want to lose the rear seats for subwoofers.
Dave Fisher
1998 Dodge Dakota Club Cab Sport 4X4
3.9L V6
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