Hi all,

I've installed a new cd player into my Accent, cutting the corners out
of the original oval shape slot in the centre facia.

I want to get new speakers for the front and rear, and I dont know
what size I need. Also, I cant seem to open the rear speaker covers,
the screws just keep turning and turning, and i cant prise open the
cover. Are they just meant to unscrew the 2 screws and lift the cover
up easily? Or is there a trick to it?

I dont want to force it, and end up breaking it

Thanks all

 

On Thu, 01 Jan 2004 22:20:37 +0800, Carsten Bauer <spam@iinet.net.au>
wrote:

>Hi all,
>
>I've installed a new cd player into my Accent, cutting the corners out
>of the original oval shape slot in the centre facia.
>
>I want to get new speakers for the front and rear, and I dont know
>what size I need. Also, I cant seem to open the rear speaker covers,
>the screws just keep turning and turning, and i cant prise open the
>cover. Are they just meant to unscrew the 2 screws and lift the cover
>up easily? Or is there a trick to it?
>
>I dont want to force it, and end up breaking it
>
>Thanks all

i have a 2001 accent and have done what you did to change the stock
cassette to a mp3 player. just sawed the corners back. i did buy a
cheap blue light frame to stick over the facia afterwards so it at
least looks half decent.
i replaced the standard speakers with 130mm ones from Jaycar that had
a separate tweeter on them, they bolt straight into both the front and
rear. the rear covers are as tight as buggery but after undoing the 2
screws it's just a matter of levering them off. Hyundai must have a
patent on having the tightest clips ever found, it must guarantee
never having anything ever rattle or fall off.
i found doing the front speakers to be far more fiddly, but my body is
getting stiffer and my eyesight is getting worse as i drift into old
age.

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