Also, I will post a video when I remove my door panels again to hook up my front speakers to the AMP. May take a little. There are photos though up above that show how to do it. Its very simple. The WINDOW and LOCK area pops off with the correct tools. Un hook the connectors and then remove the single screw. Then the entire door panel pops off.
The speaker is not covered by the sound liner in the door panel. Once you remove the door panel, the speaker is visible. I don't think you would have a problem with water getting onto it, but if that is a concern, I would wipe it away before removing anything. I don't recommend removing any part of the car while it's wet.
Thanks for the reply. I wasn't really wondering if it was covered by the sound liner in the door panel, from the pictures I can see that it isn't.
You need speakers that are moisture resistant/marine-certified, ideally.
Yeah, I'll probably also pick up some speaker baffles and cut holes in the bottom of them.
Hey so i'm not going to lie I am a total noob here and have never done any audio work on a car.Finally everything is done. Sound so good
Here how I connect them. I tap LC2i to rear speakers and connect it to amp by rca cable (bass signal from rear speakers is punch but not deep enough). High level input on amp tap into subwoofer (now i have deep bass but the bass is unbalance). It took me about 20 minutes to adjust on lc2i and amp. Now the bass is punchy and really deep. I love it.
Take it to a local audio shop.
Do you think you would be able to do a step by step guide? I've been looking for one but I don't think anyone has done one for 2016.*This isn't a real tutorial because I have too much work to do this week and won't have time to do a step by step, but I thought it might still help some*
How did you keep it all from sliding around in that trunk tray? I had 2 12's in the back that weren't hooked up yet and they slammed every time I touched the brake pedal. At first I thought I'd tack a grip mat (like below) to the bottom of the sub, but it looks like that's going to be even more slippery than the bottom of the sub with nothing on it. Next I'm thinking velcro, using both adhesive sides, but wanted to see what other options were.Finally everything is done. Sound so good
Here how I connect them. I tap LC2i to rear speakers and connect it to amp by rca cable (bass signal from rear speakers is punch but not deep enough). High level input on amp tap into subwoofer (now i have deep bass but the bass is unbalance). It took me about 20 minutes to adjust on lc2i and amp. Now the bass is punchy and really deep. I love it.
Industrial Velcro worked really well for me!How did you keep it all from sliding around in that trunk tray? I had 2 12's in the back that weren't hooked up yet and they slammed every time I touched the brake pedal. At first I thought I'd tack a grip mat (like below) to the bottom of the sub, but it looks like that's going to be even more slippery than the bottom of the sub with nothing on it. Next I'm thinking velcro, using both adhesive sides, but wanted to see what other options were.
Hello and sorry for bringing this post back, I have the LX model and would like to replace the four 6.5 speakers, I want to install these Polk db651, (not the shallow model, I want to be able to aim the tweeters) will they fit too in the LX model? Front doors and rear deck?
