How To Install Rear Speakers On A 03-06 Honda Accord
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2019
- In this video we show how to replace the rear speakers in a 06 Accord, this is the same process for all 7th gen Accord sedans from 03-07.
Tools Needed
1. Small socket wrench
2. 8mm socket
3. Flat-head screwdriver
4. Something to trim back the plastic if needed
Hope You All Enjoy!!!
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If you mount those speakers from the underside of the trunk with 1.5 inch nuts and bolts you don't need to alter the oem speaker covers. It also provides a bit more room to get all four bolts mounted for most speakers. Drop the bolt down thru the hole and attach the speaker from inside the trunk with the nuts. I fought with this for a couple of years, then read the directions that came with my Fosgate speakers.
Literally just finished my installation and read your comment 🤦
what fosfate speakers did you buy?
@@rrmojo1 Hi Ronnie, I have the 9" Prime in the rear deck and 6 1/2" Prime in the doors. I went with the 3 way version and I disconnected the tweeters on the dash. I thought the tweeters on the dash sounded out of phase. The door speakers were a bit tricky as the magnets are a bit large for the hole in the door. I suggest going with a 5 1/2 inch speaker for easier fit. Even with a good mounting ring it was a tight fit. I also installed a single din Sony that produces 18-20 watts rms per channel. The stock radio only delivers about 8 watts and you can't get much of the sound without a bit more power. Better off with the stock speakers if you are only pushing 8 watts. Getting really nice full sound now. Sony has a double din with a built in class D amp. that would produce about 45 watts rms. That should be the about the best amount of power to get the full sound from the speakers. That might be my next project.
You’re the REAL MVP!!!
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Wow you the man! I was going to take off the whole back panel... Thank you very much..
actually your audio quality is great for a phone most people u cant hear! i hat the 2 bolt issue with a pair of pioneers 6x9's i use weather strip tape leftover from a window ac install no vibration worked great to seal them up! no drilling!
Very detailed video. Another thumbs up for you!
Thanks Man!!! Helped out A Lot !!
Thanks for posting. Helpfull video. 😉
What kind of speakers did u get can u send link to me trying to get good ones for my 03 Honda Accord?
That look nice 🙂
I didn't notice you mentioning making sure you get the polarity correct. It affects phase, I believe.
i did it wrong with one speaker...and the bass was really low..i thought i had a problem with my stereo..but when i changed the polarity,the bass came really strong
Hey how did you make that connection?
Thanks I’ll be putting in some jbls in mine soon!
Rear speakers installment look fairly easy that I can do myself. Probably have a professional to do the front ones.
thanks
hows the speakers holding up with two screws? i m doing mine tommorow and i also got kicker 6x9s
Muntasir Jamal I’m about to do the speakers on my accord. But when you set yours up was the sound off at all? I heard that certain speakers like kicker use more wattage and the Honda Accord 2006 only gives out 120 watts from the radio unit. If you are using an amp, what amp and how did you set it up?
You can put 3 screws to hold it. I couldn't put the 4th one
@@gvilla0001 same here 3 points
@@gvilla0001 it’s the same on a 2004 Acura TSX with JBL GTO 6X9’s.
Did you have to unplug the cars battery when installing those speakers?
And are you running a factory stereo?
Generally speaking when you work on any electrical components in your vehicle you should disconnect one of the battery terminals while working on it, but in this case I had the vehicle completely shut off and there was no power going to the speakers at all, and because I used the wire harnesses I made it was simply plug& play.
Everything is stock except for the head unit, and the speakers I swapped out in this video, and it's just a cheap unit from Walmart.
How much for the car
Can I have the old Honda speakers?
I'm wondering what size speakers are needed I'm thinking that they are 6 by 9 but I'm not sure
You are right!
Nice nice nice
It looks so different from my car..these speakers are "horizontaly" positioned...mine are "vertical" and the speakers magnet are different.
What is the name of the connector that plugs into the speaker to order/buy it? So that I do not have to make one.
Here is a link to the adapters. www.amazon.com/dp/B0002BEPJY/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_TPJF9FGZJPDRR6Q9DGGK?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
Hello, I have some rear speakers for my 05 Honda Accord, but they are not Honda speakers and I do not have the adapter for the speakers 🔊. What would be the best way for me to go about getting the adapters?
Hey man what’s up? Saw you’re video and I would like to see how you made the adapter if you can thank you in advance.
Can do should be able to film and edit within the next few days.
The video is up.
@@projectelement4980 I cant find it
It's the most recent video on our channel
@@projectelement4980 how to make the adapter for the Honda speaker ?
How to make them
What are the speaker sizes for the honda
accord ?
They are 6×9 but some are bigger than others so the holes won't aline correctly depending on the speaker
Where can I buy the adapters
They sell them on Amazon here is a link to a 4 pack: www.amazon.com/HSTECH-72-7800-Connector-Harnesses-Vehicles/dp/B07ZQHS4TB
How did you make the adapters
We have another video on this channel that shows how. Check it out.
What size are the speakers?
6x9
Do they have bass?
Yes, they do!
Are the speakers getting enough power from the factory stuff?
Yes, they sound amazing!
@@RepentanceAnabaptist That's great. May I ask what else you installed? I am thinking of adding a sub + replacing the front speakers!
@@rohangangar6210 Just the speakers