Speaker Repair Toyota Tundra, Sequoia JBL 86160-AF060, 86160-AF070 Refoam

In this video we show you how to repair JBL speakers 86160-AF060 and 86160-AF070 from the Toyota Tundra and Toyota Sequoia systems. We replace the foam surrounds and re-center the voice coils to restore distortion free performance.
Speaker repair kit used in this video:
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[@frmula1fan51]

Doing this today. I'll let you know how it goes. I'm really glad the price dropped on this repair kit. Kit had everything I ordered. It came in quickly. Finished this project today. Speakers work perfectly. I couldn't be any happier with the results. Tips from my experience: 1. Set aside several hours to allow glue to dry. 2. The cutting, around 12:00, is tedious. Try to reach under the cone and roll up the remaining foam/glue. This worked for me and was much easier. 3. When gluing to the frame, keep applying pressure even after it seems like the glue is taking hold. I did this on one speaker, moved on to the next one, and noticed the first one started coming up. Take your time on this.

[@ricky_ricardo]

I bought this kit about 2 weeks ago and these guys ship fast and everything inside the kit was neatly packaged and the end result was great sounding speakers. So thank you!!

[@simplyspeakers]

Thanks for sharing!

[@corysimpson4499]

Worked like a charm in my new-to-me 2005 Sequoia. Driving home from the dealership, I noticed the bass was turned all the way down to minus 5. After adjusting it, I quickly saw why. Deteriorated foam surrounds! Bought this kit as soon as I got home. It arrived in two days. One recommendation: after getting most of the old foam off the metal basket, I used alcohol and a small stiff-bristle brush to scrape off the rest of the old adhesive and foam. Worked great. It is a messy process, but these directions are perfect and my Sequoia sounds fantastic!

[@pbristow9501]

I refoamed a pair of Tundra front speakers. I glued the surrounds behind the cones like the factory did. It actually seemed easier than mounting them on top. They slipped right in and sat snug and perfect. I did make sure that the cones were very clean on the backs and sides. The speakers look and sound great. This video is very informative. Excellent job. Thank you!

[@frmula1fan51]

I did this several years ago. It was a great solution for the Sequoia I owned.

[@erikarreola5001]

Just did this to my Tundra speakers. Fast shipping. Really good foam. The only thing i did different was I didn't wait for the glue to dry to do the next glue steps, I did it all at the same time one after the other and then let the whole thing dry together. Worked great and I was so happy when I put it back together and tested the speakers. They sounded great and no more rattling and listening to treble-only music! Definitely recommenced over replacing speakers.

[@jabberwacki]

Put off dealing with the speakers in my 2005 Tundra for a couple of years, guy in the video is correct, cant just replace with generic speakers due to impedance issue,1 ohm vs 4 ohms commonly found on generic replacements. I ordered the kit which came in a few days. Just completed the install and I must say my expectations were exceeded! I was pretty skeptical even after reading the reviews but for $29.00 felt it was worth the shot. Thanks for a great product, great value, fast delivery, and superb video instruction.

[@libertynindependence]

Ordered the kit. Replaced them the other night, installed the refoamed speakers yesterday, and ws very satisfied. Very good product and very good fix. Thank you to the folks at Simply Speakers!

[@dstanley7085]

After pricing the cost of new speakers, I decided to try this process, and I'm so glad. You can't replace the 2005 Sequoia Speakers with low cost universal speakers without a lot of work and the cost to purchase new factory JBL speakers range between $300 (online) to $410 (at the dealer) each. I ordered the kit Monday, it came on Friday (last night). I completed the job last night using the kit and this great video. Took me about three hours (did both of the front speakers), most of the time was spent waiting for the glue to dry. The speakers sound like they did when I bought the car new. Great investment...just follow the video and take your time. A small wood chisel worked perfectly for me to scrap the old glue and filter off. The speakers in my 2005 had an additional cover and the tweeter was attached as well when I removed them, but that did not get in the way of the repair job. All the steps were the same and the kit worked perfectly. I encourage you to try this out before wasting your money on new speakers. Also if you cannot do it your self, it's worth sending the speakers in to these guys for $50 each repair, if you can do without the speakers for a while. Fired up the speakers this morning, Phil Collins "Air at Night" drum solo, never sounded so good.

[@simplyspeakers]

D Stanley Thanks for all the feedback! Enjoy!

[@patandbrandi]

just bought my kit. also made a video on my install experience. obviously he is a pro and does this for a living. great instructions

[@simplyspeakers]

Thanks!

[@thekingboo5118]

Awesome instructions + Awesome product = Happy customer. The instructor answered all of the questions that you can think about during the installation. Product was shipped quickly and perfectly matched my sequoia. Thank you... I can hear bass again.

[@srinivasbendapudi6970]

Thanks for the detailed instructions. i was able to repair my JBL subwoofer speaker on my 2008 Toyota Avalon.

[@simplyspeakers]

Great!

[@BobKontak]

Just installed the kit for a 2002 Sequoia. This is the easiest re-foam I have ever performed. Foam fit perfectly. I also like the quality feel of the foam. I did not have to shave any glue off of the center speaker part. The old foam just came off with a little finger work leaving nothing behind. Happy. Thanks.

[@simplyspeakers]

Great....thanks!

[@blueyzsf]

Just finished re-installing repaired speakers, this was a great video!! Speakers sound awesome!!

[@scotthulbs]

Just did this for my '06 Tundra. The process isn't really that bad. Definitely messy. At first glance my surrounds looked fine. After further inspection it was totally disconnected around the top gasket. All in all this was a great way to restore the sound in my truck. I would recommend it to anyone with a can do attitude.

[@simplyspeakers]

Thanks for sharing

[@JLUDE01]

10 people who viewed this sell new JBL speakers for a living... Great video, this saved my sound system.

[@philipiano001]

Great video. I use an old tooth brush to remove the legacy foam off the cone. Gets the foam off without damaging anything. I use a duster to blow off the dust prior to installing the new foam.

[@shawnhudson2518]

did it on my 06 Tundra... little messy, but seems to work. Thanks for the great video!

[@22mill]

Thanks a bunch Simply Speakers. Straightforward video. You made it look really easy. I am really pleased with the outcome for under $40. I did manage to knick the cone a few times with the razor blade but no real damage.

[@mikemurphy5716]

Purchased my kit from Simply Speakers about a week ago..they shipped the kit timely...the whole process (including removing the old speakers and replacing them in my Sequoia) took around 4-5 hours including wait time for glue to dry...like he says in the tutorial take your time and do a good clean up job when removing the old speaker foam and you should have great results...very happy with the outcome and savings as a result of doing this myself vs. paying for new speakers! Highly recommend...

[@simplyspeakers]

Thank you!

[@wingtsang7354]

Great video and product. I just finished this project on my brothers 05 Toyota Sequoia and it can out fantastic. I watched the video several times so I knew what tools were needed and how to remove the old foam and adhesive. The application was pretty straightforward. I wonder if anyone has tried adhesive remover instead of rubbing alcohol to completely remove foam and residue from the frame. I know it probably wouldn’t affect the overall performance of the speakers. Also the glue tacked up a lot quicker than shown in the video, possibly because my bro decided to wait 2 years after purchasing theses from Simply Speakers to finally have me install them.😂

[@ryanbrown8316]

Excellent video and great product! Easy to follow and complete the repair. My speakers sound brand new again and I saved hundreds. Thank you!

[@simplyspeakers]

You're welcome!

[@rawtruth2009]

Thank Simply Speakers I just finish yesterday fixing my Bose Sub woofer. You guy are the awesome.

[@simplyspeakers]

Enjoy. Thanks!

[@Thevisvideos]

Thanks for the quick shipping and awesome video. Perfect! I just finished my ‘06 in a few hours total. Big Savings from purchasing new. I’ve got another older model ‘02 Sequoia that I’ll likely get your kit for and repair soon.

[@Dave-ek2jx]

I'm getting ready to do the speakers on my 06 Tundra DC. For the sake of simplicity I decided to repair the speakers and not bypass the factory amp when adding my new head unit. Are you pleased with the sound and functionality?

[@dougjohnson504]

Bought a set of surrounds for a pair of 12" Cerwin-Vegas that I bought in 1984 and a set for a 2006 Toyota Sequoia JBL system. The Simply Speakers videos are spot on. Super easy to follow. Watched them a couple of times to ensure I knew I was doing it correctly. Only issue I ran in to was the adhesive drying too fast on the Cerwin-Vegas. I put the glue on sparingly as instructed, but I live in Phoenix and it was 95 degrees outside, and the glue dried before I could get it adjusted accurately. I removed it (and a little bit of cone paper), reapplied the adhesive and managed to get it aligned fairly accurately (certainly not as good as the video, but not bad). Speakers sound great. Voice coil shimming is not required, like the video said. Great job and a great value from Simply Speakers. Saved me hundreds of dollars. Thanks again.

[@simplyspeakers]

Hello Doug. Thank you for taking the time to review! Dryer climates can cause the glue to setup faster. Glad you got it done and have them back up and running! Enjoy!

[@davidbradley3074]

Awesome, If it is broke just fix it! Great Video!

[@denisdube8893]

You are the best

[@robmanzanares]

i bought a kit for my toyota jbl speakers. job was easy. just like seen in this video. go for it. the price is ridiculously low.

[@chefscorner7063]

I'm hoping repairing my Stereo speakers are as easy as he just showed. (I have a pair of JBL LX44 speakers). Old school, but good school!! :)

[@simplyspeakers]

Thanks! Use our JBL kit part # JBL-FSK-8. See our website to order.

[@tomhenderson7016]

Great video. Very instructive and very helpful. Good camera angle, and good commentary and manual demonstration. I would like to say that he should caution viewers to avoid cutting toward your hand with the utility knife. Around 5:57, you can see that he is cutting towards his hand, which is dangerous. Also, it would be good to mention the drying times for the glue.

[@RockNFrag]

He did mention the drying time many times no? :)

[@gibsongtr]

I just did this yesterday. The second was much easier than the first. With the first one, I glued the new foam to the front of the cone as in this video. With the second one, I glued the new foam to the back of the cone. The reason was that after pushing the inner edge of the foam ring around the cone, the foam was super snug ... like it just fit perfectly. I almost wonder if the glue is even necessary. In any event, both speakers sound great now. I should have done this a loooong time ago.

[@simplyspeakers]

Great job! Thanks for the message.

[@Stricklinator]

"okaaaaay" good job!

[@mabjr]

I did this today on my 05 Sequoia. The first one I did, the Driver side, looks cleaner, but sounds not great when I tested it (like a blown speaker). The second one, the passenger side, I used a lot more glue to secure the foam to the paper and it doesn't look as pretty, but it sounds perfect. I removed the Driver side speaker and I was thinking about sealing the perimeter of the foam with glue to the paper cone. Any other suggestions? Nothing else is different, and nothing is damaged.

[@simplyspeakers]

You might need a do-over on that one. Jump on our website. We sell single surrounds for these too. Thanks!

[@gustoarmarin]

I have 2001 sequoia what size the form repair should I order from you . The bad speaker is on front driver side .Thank you.

[@simplyspeakers]

+gustoarmarin Order kit # FSK-7M

[@sarge6252]

Hi, I own sequoia 2006. Does rear speakers require similar repair or this issue is only common for the front speakers? Is there a kit for the rear speakers? Thanks

[@simplyspeakers]

Rear speakers are cloth surround (not foam). No repair needed unless spiders come loose from frames, then easy reglue.

[@jeffpeterson3421]

You make this look real easy. Any chance I could ship my front land cruiser speakers to you and have you do the work? If so, what do you charge?

[@simplyspeakers]

Send us a message at www.SimplySpeakers.com. Thanks!

[@sonixcz]

Greetings! I have a 2005 Toyota Tundra Double Cab SR5 model in which the front doors speakers are rattling. I need to know which repair kits I need to buy for both front doors speakers. I wanna try repair it myself with the aid of your awesome video. Thank you very much!

[@simplyspeakers]

Please order kit # FSK-7M-Toyota. Order on our website. Thanks!

[@sonixcz]

One kit per speaker or one kit is for two speakers? I see it on the picture showing two cone foams.

[@sonixcz]

There's also a liquid sealer being recommended. What is the sealer for and is it applied after the repair is done? Thank you.

[@simplyspeakers]

The kit will repair two speakers.

[@simplyspeakers]

Yes, apply after the repair is complete. Liquid Foam Guard is a brush on PVA sealer that protects foam surrounds from moisture and mechanical breakdown. Includes 1 oz. bottle and brush applicator. Goes on white, dries clear, and leaves a slight gloss finish.

[@von_rva9907]

Hello . Is it the same kit for the rear speakers ? Or is it different size ? Thanks

[@simplyspeakers]

Rear is 6" and they use cloth surrounds (not foam)

[@WOWDOWN]

Trying to install kit and I’m having major troubles getting the clip off that disconnects the speaker from the door. Little black plastic clip, seems very fragile. Can anyone help out? 2006 sequoia with just speakers. Thanks

[@WOWDOWN]

More specifically it is the electrical connector clip, every other video I’ve watched of speaker repairs on the 2006 sequoia they just cut the wires to bypass the clip. If anyone can help explain how to remove the clip I would very much appreciate it.

[@simplyspeakers]

Sorry we missed the message earlier. Assume you are good to go, but if not, the clip slides off using a small flat screwdriver to pry the locking clip up.

[@sdc177videos]

I lost my glue. Is there something suitable that I could find at a hardware store? If so, what do I need to look for?

[@simplyspeakers]

Maybe the Duro or DAP brand rubber cements?

[@sdc177videos]

Simply Speakers Found! And repaired, thx!

[@norindr1972]

I am glad I found simply speakers save me hundreds of dollar order the kit to repair my 2001 sequoia speakers it so easy a caveman can do it sound like new.

[@thebestmen100]

I want. To learn

[@rrvaughn820]

His voice = Jeff Goldblum