Front dash speaker don't work on 1995 850
Front dash speaker don't work on 1995 850
1995 850 turbo wagon speakers don't work on the dashboard. I bought this car as a fixeruper. I know there are speakers on the dashboard but don't know how to get to them, short of removing the whole dashboard. Does anyone know how to get to them? Maybe through the vents on the dashboard? My wife has a 1996 850 and her speakers work.
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Ozark Lee
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Chances are the magnets fell off. They are easily removed. First pop off the grill and then there are two push pins that secure the dash speakers into the dash cap.
I replaced mine with some stock 3 1/2" coaxial Infinity speakers. I have a writeup in the repair database on changing the speakers out on an 850 sedan.
...Lee
P.S. I also moved you to the appropriate forum so that you can get the best answers.
I replaced mine with some stock 3 1/2" coaxial Infinity speakers. I have a writeup in the repair database on changing the speakers out on an 850 sedan.
...Lee
P.S. I also moved you to the appropriate forum so that you can get the best answers.
'94 850 N/A 5 speed
'96 Platinum Edition Turbo
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'96 Platinum Edition Turbo
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1999 V70XC - Nautic Blue - Totaled while parked.
1999 V70XC - RIP - Wrecked Parts Car.
1998 S70 T5
1996 850 N/A
1989 740 GLT
1986 740 GLT
1972 142 Grand Luxe
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urbex
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Ozark Lee wrote: First pop off the grill and then there are two push pins that secure the dash speakers into the dash cap.
Just in case, as I was reading the OPs message to mean he had no clue how to get to the speakers themselves as the grilles aren't immediately obvious on how to get them off - you'll want to use something wide, flat and thin to get inbetween the grille and dashboard on the side closest to you while sitting in the driver's seat. I have plastic pry bars for this sort of thing, but if you're super careful, even something like a butter knife will work - just don't want to cut into either the dash or grille. Then just pry against the dash, and the grille pops out!
Removing the grills was pretty easy. Thanks guys once again.
And Lee, you know your stuff. The speaker magnets had separated from both sides! This speaker repair was
a fairly easy task to accomplish with a leatherman.
And Lee, you know your stuff. The speaker magnets had separated from both sides! This speaker repair was
a fairly easy task to accomplish with a leatherman.
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