I have a 01 Corolla and this was very helpful, thank you. If any of you are wondering like I was how to plug the old speaker wire harness/connector to your new speakers, all I did was cut the old red(positive)/black(negative) wires off the old speakers and got a crimp connector to attach them to the new speaker wires that were supplied with the new speakers I bought. I got some $35 Kenwood 6.5 inch speakers from Best Buy that fit perfect into the old base in the back speakers. Hope this helps, I may make a quick video on it if I have time.
Thanks to this video, I now have two shiny new rear deck speakers to replace the factory set--one of which was blown out. This was super helpful, and very easy to follow. Thanks a bunch!
Thanks for your share and guide. It’s very helpful. Other bitter ppl should stop critizing others’ decisions when seeking for their guide. You don’t know their personal plan and priorities. So ungrateful.
Thank you so much for this video. When it started with no speaking and metal music i was thinking to myself, great, and unprofessional teenager tearing things up. The video editing is a bit out there for me, but it had a lot of great content, and helped me (biggest problem was those child seat bolts). Good angles on the camera, caught the important stuff.
Really blew the front speaker installation. Do you reuse the rivets or grind them off? Did you buy a mount bracket and drill new holes or reuse the existing? This part was like those auto manuals that don't show you where the part is located but advise you to remove it.
I know it’s 10 years later but now it makes sense why my speakers didn’t work. I threw away my original speakers that had the brackets so that it would be mounted properly. What do I do if I threw it away ?
@MyMrBlackBerry dynamat ! google it, its a sound deadner that helps to reduce rattles. I didn't use the one of the brand dynamat, i used one that is called peel and seal that it is not for car audio but is cheaper and it is sold in Lowes. The sound of your car will be much better.
@BaowowNguyen I have the Pioneer P4100UB and good. It's kind of old so I don't know what are the new features for the new head units. I bought this one because of its (3) hi-volt pre-outputs and the ipod control. But definitely, you should buy a Pioneer or Alpine
in your video you show how to remove the panel which is great but then it cuts to the new speaker ....will the aftermarket speakers screw holes line up exactly with the factory speaker bracket ? i know most aftermarket speakers are pretty much universal but is the corolla door speakers holes going to match the holes in the speakers i buy ? can you maybe shed some light on this please ty ...great video btw
what stereo head unit do u recommend? I really like the Alpine 105 but not sure if it's worth $150... or is there no significant difference and I should just go for a $100 stereo?
@antidescent go to crutchfield's website and they will tell you the size of your speakers. I have polk audio MM and they are amazing, I recommend them ;)
Im having issues after replacing new door speakers im thinking the speaker covers on the door panel is just a little smaller then the speaker its hitting the speaker any ideas ?
Hey I have a quick question, I can't take out the speaker because the type of nail or screw thats holding the speaker with the door has some sort of circle thing on top. I looked throughout my whole bunch of tools and cant find one that fits with that stupid nail, anyone know which tool to use? It has like a circle insert.
I have a 01 Corolla and this was very helpful, thank you. If any of you are wondering like I was how to plug the old speaker wire harness/connector to your new speakers, all I did was cut the old red(positive)/black(negative) wires off the old speakers and got a crimp connector to attach them to the new speaker wires that were supplied with the new speakers I bought. I got some $35 Kenwood 6.5 inch speakers from Best Buy that fit perfect into the old base in the back speakers. Hope this helps, I may make a quick video on it if I have time.
Yo…might be 6 years too late, but a detailed reply would be helpful af
I just got this car from my parents and this is the only video available to help me change my speakers. Luckily it's an informative one. Thanks man!
Jammin' songs for 2011
Thanks to this video, I now have two shiny new rear deck speakers to replace the factory set--one of which was blown out.
This was super helpful, and very easy to follow. Thanks a bunch!
airbag popped. installs $300+ in new speakers. definitely has his priorities straight...
👍
its corolla its meant to be abused fucknuts
Realy?
Well you don't pop an airbag every day, but a commute without music .....hell nah
Helped me a lot, ADTR all day.
MUTE BUTTON, thank you lord.
Adtr is awesome though
Thanks for your share and guide. It’s very helpful. Other bitter ppl should stop critizing others’ decisions when seeking for their guide. You don’t know their personal plan and priorities. So ungrateful.
Thank you so much for this video. When it started with no speaking and metal music i was thinking to myself, great, and unprofessional teenager tearing things up. The video editing is a bit out there for me, but it had a lot of great content, and helped me (biggest problem was those child seat bolts). Good angles on the camera, caught the important stuff.
ALLLLL THE CREDIT FOR USING A DAY TO REMEMBER 😎😎😎 thanks fir the help amigo
THANK YOU
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you're welcome
Really blew the front speaker installation. Do you reuse the rivets or grind them off? Did you buy a mount bracket and drill new holes or reuse the existing? This part was like those auto manuals that don't show you where the part is located but advise you to remove it.
I drilled them off. I used 2 existing holes and drilled a new one to use the bracket that came with the speakers
Thank you, helped huge!
I know it’s 10 years later but now it makes sense why my speakers didn’t work. I threw away my original speakers that had the brackets so that it would be mounted properly. What do I do if I threw it away ?
you may find some aftermarket ones; try searching them on Crutchfield
@MyMrBlackBerry dynamat ! google it, its a sound deadner that helps to reduce rattles. I didn't use the one of the brand dynamat, i used one that is called peel and seal that it is not for car audio but is cheaper and it is sold in Lowes. The sound of your car will be much better.
@BaowowNguyen I have the Pioneer P4100UB and good. It's kind of old so I don't know what are the new features for the new head units. I bought this one because of its (3) hi-volt pre-outputs and the ipod control. But definitely, you should buy a Pioneer or Alpine
thanks for the video your a great technicians.
@MyMrBlackBerry thanks for watching ! just dynamated the rear deck and sounds even better !
I drilled those rivets and literally destroyed them. I used the ones that came with the speakers
@BaowowNguyen The amp will bring your speakers to life! The amp make them sound very loud and clear without any distortion. Thank you for watching!
in your video you show how to remove the panel which is great but then it cuts to the new speaker ....will the aftermarket speakers screw holes line up exactly with the factory speaker bracket ? i know most aftermarket speakers are pretty much universal but is the corolla door speakers holes going to match the holes in the speakers i buy ? can you maybe shed some light on this please ty ...great video btw
what stereo head unit do u recommend? I really like the Alpine 105 but not sure if it's worth $150... or is there no significant difference and I should just go for a $100 stereo?
How many wats were they. Front and back?? Thansk
what size speakers fit in 200 corrolla
lol what time period are you living in? I'm quite sure cars didn't exist in AD
Cars def do exist in AD.. we're in AD right now..
the screws that mount the door panel speakers face inward, did you have same situation?
@antidescent
go to crutchfield's website and they will tell you the size of your speakers. I have polk audio MM and they are amazing, I recommend them ;)
Im having issues after replacing new door speakers im thinking the speaker covers on the door panel is just a little smaller then the speaker its hitting the speaker any ideas ?
Just noticed it's very recently made too. So why do I need to buy an amp if I'm only changing the 4 speakers?
Im also wondering if you grinded off the rivets on the front doors? And did you re use the factory mounting bracket or did you make your own?
thats right, i drilled the rivets and i used the mount kit that came with the speakers (front doors)
Haste the day!
How did you lower the seats
How did you anchor your existing holes?
How did you cut the metal back?
2022
@easymac79 thanks for watching !
dammmmmmmmmmm FAV song
How do I unattach the seat belts?
@djmoney4life yep
Are they 6.5 in the rear too
Yes
@aechitay27 inward? to remove them i had to drill them, destroy them literally
why couldnt you just cut alittle more and put in 6x9s?
Hey I have a quick question, I can't take out the speaker because the type of nail or screw thats holding the speaker with the door has some sort of circle thing on top. I looked throughout my whole bunch of tools and cant find one that fits with that stupid nail, anyone know which tool to use? It has like a circle insert.
Sounds like a rivet just drill through and replace with self tapping screws
@boomerang3600 6-1/2"
@smokeme442200 I don't know, 6.5s are cheaper
That's not fair lol my speakers were riveted in
didn't see this ):
whats this song?
Better off this way from a day to remember
gay music ....
MUST you play this awful music? What are you, a 15 year old?
I actually like the first song lol. What's the name of it btw?
@@sku11wish the first song is better of this way from a day to remember