How to install coaxial car speakers | Crutchfield

[@DeathInANuse]

Step 4.5: Test Speakers before putting everything back together. Learned that one the hard way.

[@jjcoola998]

It’s four years later, but I still audibly “oof"d

[@ockky7]

6 years later and oof is no more

[@vicentedap3074]

Damn 7 years later and oof!

[@markrainwater3406]

Seems like a more difficult installation would have been more beneficial.

[@k3upikachu]

LMAO right? I'm watching this like, that's it? Half the video was dedicated to removing the door panel. If this goes anything like my recent stereo install, this is going to take me 2 weeks and a few additional parts because it's never this easy

[@jakubjungle656]

I actually think it's important to do videos for installs like these, most people throwing in a complicated stereo aren't going to have ahard time finding a tutorial, but someone who knows nothing but has blow speakers, actually will find literally zero other videos that are helpful in the way this video is. It is the very point of these videos, just show someone how easy it is and it gives them confidence to do it themselves

[@jakubjungle656]

Not only the confidence to do it themselves, but the confidence to order speakers from crutchfield bc look how easy it is

[@vencalade]

Hi, I installed C1-690TX in my charger. The front right is lower than the front left. Even when I fade to the left I can still hear some sound in the right speaker. How can I fix the problem I’m having. Is it a problem with my receiver outputs, or my amp?

[@crutchfield]

If you got the speakers here, please reach out to our Tech Support. Their direct number is on your invoice. Thanks!

[@user-ch7kb7pe5r]

Wouldnt we have to check the polarity of the speakers?

[@Parasite743]

You're awesome. appreciate this perfect video

[@crutchfield]

Thanks!!!

[@thehegt]

My speaker don't have screws like your , it's just 4 aluminum dots .

[@Jasonzech1]

how would i install an amp to my rear speakers on a mini van that has the spring loaded connecters on door frame? 1999 ford windstar

[@seymour6408]

If you have an amplifier do you have to connect each speaker to the channels of the amp or is that just for sub woofers?

[@crutchfield]

Any speakers you want to power with the amp will need to be connected to one of the channels of the amp, yes.For additional assistance and personalized recommendations, feel free to contact us directly: bit.ly/2jBGHPp Hope that helps.--Crutchfield

[@seymour6408]

ok thanks

[@edrickmendez7978]

Crutchfield I have a Pioneer AVH-290BT can this radio can power a set of components of Rockford P1675-S front and rear a pair of Rockford P1650 because later I'm getting a Rockford P1000x5 amp to power my entire system!!

[@THENOOB22]

So I feel like an absolute idiot, I managed to remove my entire door panel and got everything down to the bare bone of the door. I unplugged the panel and the speaker (all easy enough) but when I went to mounting the speaker I got totally dumbfounded and I know once the answer is stated I'm going to feel like an absolute idiot, but let me make it as simple as possible so there's no way to mess it up. I have the brackets being that my Polk speaker has 4 main screw holes while my car door has 3 so, thankfully Crutchfield gave the mounting brackets with my purchase (for free I might add, which is awesome) but there's no general directions on how to mount the speaker with the bracket to the door. Honestly I would assume anyone could figure out how to match up some screw holes from the speaker to the bracket to the door... but unless I'm just not looking at it properly I don't see how to mount the three parts properly. So I mounted the bracket to the door without any speaker attached with the small screws (seemed like the proper move) then I assume mount the speaker to the bracket. But the "holes" are more like slots that aren't actual holes... This is where it could get confusing and maybe I just shouldn't be deep into the beers but I can't figure out how to mount the speaker to the bracket in a secure, proper manner, being that the 'slots' (since they aren't actually holes) aren't 100% stable. I guess I'll probably just check with a tech tomorrow about how to do so, but just wish there was some kind of video or even instructions on how to use the brackets. At least I haven't seen any through my searches. Any insight would be appreciated. I'm new to this if no one could tell... :D still 100% satisfied with everything so far. Only a small speed bump in my installation, everything else has been extremely easy to process. Thanks.

[@TheMightySheep1]

Agreed

[@JustBreezy32]

Going thru the same exact thing right now

[@THENOOB22]

@@JustBreezy32 I have figured it all out if you are looking for any tips, tricks, hints... I've done quite a lot of car audio/wiring now at this point.

[@JustBreezy32]

THENOOB22 yes!!!

[@THENOOB22]

@@JustBreezy32 you just need help with the brackets and 4 to 3 mounting? Or something a bit different?

[@carnini]

Where can you get that trim lift off tool?

[@crutchfield]

You'll find a wide selection of panel tools on the main Crutchfield websote here: www.crutchfield.com/I-rYTVc180/shopsearch/panel_tools.html Hope that helps!--Crutchfield

[@burningknuckle26]

I have 6.5 speakers all around my 2000 tacoma... what do i need to buy to make my 2x 4" speakers fit? an adapter of some sort?

[@crutchfield]

We do not have any adapter brackets for installing 4" speakers in the stock locations of your Tacoma. The larger 6.5" are the better option anyway as they should provide a wider frequency response than the smaller 4" models.For additional assistance and personalized recommendations, feel free to contact us directly: bit.ly/2jBGHPp Hope that helps!--Crutchfield

[@edges01]

How can I replace my component speaker setup with coaxial? Should I disconect the tweeter and mount speaker instead of bass speaker?

[@crutchfield]

If the component tweeter is blown or just sounds bad, yes, disconnect it. If it's still working, you may be able to incorporate it with the new full-rage but will likely need to add a high-pass filter for it. For additional assistance and personalized recommendations, feel free to contact us directly by phone or through our online chat service: bit.ly/2jBGHPp Hope that helps --Crutchfield

[@Zelenity]

Please respond asap! What if I dont have an adapter to connect the speaker to the stock wire harness? what can i do

[@crutchfield]

If you don't have a wiring harness you would just splice together the factory wiring with the new speakers. You can use some wire connectors like these to make it easier: www.crutchfield.com/I-rYTVc290/p_669PP502/Posi-Products-Car-Speaker-Connectors.html

[@genericdude6551]

What about using foam and sound deadener?

[@crutchfield]

Sound damping can help you get the most out of your system. Are you looking to install new speakers into a specific vehicle?

[@genericdude6551]

@@crutchfield I'm applying sound deadening in the 2002 Mustang right now. It already has some sound deadening installed. But no factory deadener or foam on the OEM speakers. I guess it doesn't matter if you use sound deadening or foam between the speaker backside and the mount or adapter plate (?). I'm not sure if the FAST foam would be worth the expense. I have 2 midrange/woofer and 2 tweeters in the front and 2 coaxial 2-way speakers in the rear deck. I've applied deadener to the inside of the doors also along with the trunk. All rhe speakers, except for the tweeters, have sound deadening between them and the mount instead of foam. I still have some vibration/rattle with deep bass. I'd like to get the road noise down quite a bit more but I'm not sure if I have to go all out and deaden every square inch. I plan to do my 2014 Xterra next.

[@crutchfield]

Are you using an aftermarket amp for power? Where does the rattle tend to come from?

[@Maxfli82]

I see you did not disconnect the car battery. I’m guessing that’s not important when changing out speakers?

[@crutchfield]

It is not because there should not be any wiring that could be hot or have power on it when the engine and ignition are off.

[@Maxfli82]

@@crutchfield Thank you

[@scr1tter818]

Can u show a song so we can hear it one time

[@andreibogdan8506]

where is the crossover?\

[@crutchfield]

Hi Andrei, crossover location does vary. Are you considering a specific brand/model speaker?

[@ralphshannon2456]

Yes Yes I can get a hold of him and let me I am JR and Crutchfield in today I'm gonna show you how to replace the speakers in the front door open vehicleknow the light on my back porch and

[@onix0258]

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