2007 - 2011 Toyota Camry Front Door Speaker Install
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- Parts linked in the description below!
Watch a full tutorial as a 2007 Toyota Camry will have a brand new set of Alpine Type S 6.5" component speakers Installed. These speakers will be installed in the factory locations in the front door as well as the tweeter in the dash.
This video applies to Toyota Camry models for years 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, and 2011. This video demonstrates door panel removal, speaker and tweeter removal, wiring, installation, and testing.
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Amplifier Parts used in this install (Amazon Associate Paid Links):
*Alpine 6x9" Type S Components: amzn.to/3kPlosO
*Metra 82-8146 Door Speaker Bracket Adapter: amzn.to/3hiOQnN
--Metra 82-8147 6x9" to 6.5" Bracket variation: amzn.to/3h9boYa
*Metra 72-8104 Speaker Wiring Harness Adapter: amzn.to/3xQDgqB
*Tweeter Bracket Adapter (2" Hole cutout): amzn.to/3gX571u
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Parts used linked in the description of the video!
You described the speakers in this video as coax and I ordered a pair of coax Alpine SPE-6090, Type E 6x9" 2-Way 75W RMS Speakers. I believe the ones you installed were component. Am I wrong about this. I have the JBL system and want to keep it that way. I'm wondering if I install these coax (that have a center mount tweeter) if the highs will be way to annoying. What do you think. Any input would be great. Thanks
@@jerrytaz6982 We used component speakers, link in the description of the video. We recommend component set, not just a coaxial set if you are retaining the factory JBL amp.
Nice. I got everything ordered and will attempt to do the install tomorrow.
lmk how it sounds
@@sirnoah5628 So I installed Polk DB series 6x9s in the doors and some JBL GTO series tweeters in the dash. It's definitely brighter and more crisp than stock and the soundstage seems to be about two feet higher than before. I'll get a little 8" or 10" sub installed over the next few weeks but it sounds relatively full right now. I can't believe how dinky the OEM speakers were though they didn't sound half bad.
@@czguy3045 did you bypass stock jbl amplifier?
Awesome video & very helpful and educational (I LIKE)
First let me say, thank you for this series. I’m working on an install in my daughter’s 2010 Camry and these videos are invaluable. Much appreciated!
I’ve got a question (or a series of questions as you’ll see later) regarding the front speaker wiring. I’ll be installing component speakers in the front as you did but the Infinity speakers I bought come with a passive crossover block as opposed to an inline crossover. This means I need to have the speaker wiring from EACH speaker (2-tweeter and 2-mid-bass) going to the crossovers (8 wires total). When I replaced the head unit I only saw 2 sets of wires (4 total) for the front left (wht&wht/blk) and front right (gry&gry/blk). Some videos I’ve watched have the 2 wires coming into the tweeter harness, paralleled through, then down to the mid’s in the doors. In your video it appears there’s only 2 wires at the tweeter wiring harness; no parallel pass through. Now, to my question(s). Are there wires that I’m not aware of? Are they split somewhere going from the head unit to the tweets and mid’s? Will I need to run a set of wires to each of the doors (mids) and leave the F/Rt. and F/Lt. going to the tweets? Should I get a set of inline crossovers for the tweets and abandon the Infinity crossover terminal block? Just trying to get some clarification on the wiring so I know what I’m up against and how I should proceed. Any opinions are appreciated. Thanks!
Edit: 2010 non-JBL Camry
Thanks!
Hey thanks!
If i just wanted to put a regular 2-way or 3 way speaker in the front could I? Instead of messing with a components
I’m just a broke college student who doesn’t want to pay the outrageous fees to get this done professionally. I got all the exact supplies I just need to know all the tools you used.
Screw Drivers, 10mm Socket wrench, butt connectors or crimp caps, pliers are a bare minimum.
If ur broke don't buy sound system
Heck yeah bro no kidding
Awesome video as usual!
I ordered everything here, but curious why the new speaker wouldnt just fit in the old bracket? Just curious.
If you had JBL, sure, you can most likely reuse the bracket. Non-JBL speakers don't have that luxury as the two don't separate and a bracket adapter is needed.
@@ProvoBeastAudio Thank you! I did end up using the new one after all.
I put these speakers in the door, and new 6 x 9 in the rear deck of the former JBL system, do you think the JBL amp would still be sufficient for this? I’m not going to blast this system but wondering if you happen to know how powerful the JBL amp is?
@@ProvoBeastAudio i just wanted to say then why did the factory speaker have 4 screws holding the speaker to the bracket. i saw the screws very clearly?
@@aldee3018 Because we had JBL, but we wanted to show the correct bracket to use for those that did not have JBL. This install applies to all trims.
Awesome video. Do u have diagram for which wires need to be cut and soldered? Thanks
Refer to the 5 channel amp video linked in description.
What size screws did you use to mount the speaker to the bracket? 5:26
How did you make the metra adapter fit the door? Mine seems to big, same adapter on a 2007 camry
Do u have a hybrid ?
@@josepholivares107 i do does this mean I need the 6x4?
My car it factory JBL system. If i buy another speaker aftermarket and put it in my car. Is it work?
No even close this alpines to jbl factory (((: ,the woofer very good ,the problem in volume of tweeter ,you need to put 4 ohm in series and i dont remember 2-4 uf good capacitor, thats all you have 3 inch on dashboard,1 inch never will be sound better ,maybe just in higher freq ,want to put bose cube on dash and larger inductor on woofer
LOL
Will these 6x9 speakers listed in the description also work as a replacement for the rear speakers? I want to retain stock JBL amplifier configuration.
Did you ever get the answer to this ? I’m replacing mine and keeping the jbl amp , please tell me what you ended up going with
@@icey5white so am I 😂 I need answers
Also, would you need to remove the crossovers from the mids?
What kind of tape are you using over the wires?
called Tesa Tape: amzn.to/3nb5Kt1
What size should I get the tweeters
The ones we installed are 1" silk dome tweeters, and the housing was a 2" cutout.
couldn't you use the factory 6x9 speaker plastic mount?
Technically yes as the JBL line can separate, however, not everyone has JBL which is why we wanted to show the correct bracket adapter regardless of the trim level Camry.
I thought the front door speakers would be 6.5”
My side doors speakers are only playing bass, Im pretty sure I did something wrong
If you have the JBL amplifier, then yes, you will notice that the midrange in the door only will play midbass as the JBL amp has built in crossovers.
@@ProvoBeastAudio Is there a way to fix this, or mid range speakers only play midbass?
@@hchavira26 Replace the factory amplifier, or get a setup like ours (speakers linked in the description).
@@ProvoBeastAudio Aw ok, what amplifier would you recommend?
will these speaker components work for a 2009 Camry XLE? Thank you
Yes, linked in description
Do you have the video on installing the amp?
th-cam.com/video/80BmIhvdmL4/w-d-xo.html
Disculpa que medida es la bocina? Alguna persona que sepa que medida es la bocina porfabor gracias
La medida es 9x6
Dónde puedo comprar la bocina y el Twitter saludos
Yo los compre con walmart
Unos boss 6x9 de 800 watts
Will these speakers work with the factory JBL amp??
Yep!
With the factory jbl system, would you not need the crossovers in the new tweeters? Also would you need to remove the crossovers on the mid speakers?