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Dash Speakers

Started by jbuttenshaw · 30 Aug 2002 · 3 replies

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jbuttenshawArchived member
i am trying to restore my vl to the standard form so am wondering how to access the speakers in the dashboard so as to replace them. Does anyone know how to do this as i can't see an easy way. P.S thanx for the help with the vacuum tubes Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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turbolukeArchived member
you need to pop out dash vents first, use a flat screw driver and lever them out at the point they pivot, once the vents are out you have clean access to the two screws that retain the speaker covers
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bluvltArchived member
Do as turbo luke said but then your gonna have alot of trouble geting the actual speaker out of the dash (cause the screws are so close to the windcreen) do it when your in a good mood and when you have plenty of time. Also when you get your new speakers, take your old one with you so you can check clearances, there isn't alot of room under the speakers themselves, and you cant use speakers that have much larger magnets, also make sure that the new speakers mount the same way as the old ones. BTW: You should have posted this in the stereo section Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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jbuttenshawArchived member
Thanx alot and i'll look for the correct forum next time Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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