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On a 76 Trans Am with air conditioning how difficult is it to remove the front center speaker from the dash? From the manual it looks like you remove the glove box, remove a piece of ac duct and the radio but this really does not tell if this is a easy job or if its a real pain to do. I know there are a few of you that have done this before so please let me know how it is to do. Thanks
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The A/C lower duct that need to be removed can be a bit fussy going back in sometimes,but if you are patient & take your time,it's NOT that bad of a job.(be careful with duct as they can be broken/cracked easily)
Lying upside down on the pass.seat with your head under the dash is how to aproach the speaker once ducts are out of the way. |
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Wear mechanics gloves. There are a lot of sharp little things under there to scratch and cut you.
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12.84 @ 106.89 with street radials. 12.63 @ 108.39 on drag radials. |
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I removed some of the ac duct and the radio to get to the screw that secures the speaker and now it is loose but I can not figure how to get it out. Is there more that needs to be removed to get this done? All that secures it is 1 screw and it looks like some 3m calk.
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I had to remove the aluminum dash panel because it covered a screw just to the right of the volt gauge, it held a duct that was in the way and once it was removed the speaker just about fell out
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