Thanks! Good video, however, you dont need to remove the whole door panel to remove the speaker. Just clip it open and have the panel hanging from the top. Much more easy! Thanks!😀
@@RogerBuckChrist ive got a guy with a 2011 XJL and a 2018 XJL hes wanting to change the spkrs and add subs the whole 9 and info is impossible to find for these
@@RogerBuckChrist only downfall i see is if your fuel tank is in the truck theres no real way for sound to pass thru from the truck to the passenger compartment. So upgrading the spkrs in the doors with a 8" midbass/subwoofer geared spkr would be best
Thanks! Good video, however, you dont need to remove the whole door panel to remove the speaker. Just clip it open and have the panel hanging from the top. Much more easy! Thanks!😀
Thank u for the info adding the spkr sizes to the vids helped tremendously when info is extremely limited
No problem. I noticed that too when I was looking up issues with the speakers
@@RogerBuckChrist ive got a guy with a 2011 XJL and a 2018 XJL hes wanting to change the spkrs and add subs the whole 9 and info is impossible to find for these
@@Tony2Pockets I want to upgrade the subs in my car too
@@RogerBuckChrist only downfall i see is if your fuel tank is in the truck theres no real way for sound to pass thru from the truck to the passenger compartment. So upgrading the spkrs in the doors with a 8" midbass/subwoofer geared spkr would be best
@@RogerBuckChrist they also make 6x9" subwoofers to replace the one in the rear package tray that would help
No more Rattlin...yessss
How difficult to remove the door panel?
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