Replacing a blown speaker on a Chevy S10 pickup truck.

The whole process takes about 10 minutes. It was a lot easier with my cordless soldering iron. This is not a paid advertisement, but the soldering iron is made by ISO-tip. Make sure you get shallow mount speakers. 6.5”.

[@prettygirlythingsbyMindy]

Thank you for showing how you attached the speaker. None of the other videos I found do and I wasn’t sure what to do with the clips that came with the new speakers.

[@mymusic3354]

Nice video, I need to do this, you made it look fairly simple.

[@MariarioztMDreeeee]

Good work where you got speakers how much gor good power need for my s10 1999 thank you

[@mscir]

Great video... The rear speakers on an 01 Civic take a bit of a teardown.

[@seanpapp6741]

What size screw did you use to remove the speaker it’s self

[@First_Class_Amateur]

#2

[@Baer79]

Please be careful! You are dealing with Lego plastic doors from a GM!

[@johnwestgate4913]

Good video except you should check to see that the speaker works before you put the door back together.

[@angelfrancisco9702]

Would 6.5 work on a 2000 s10 truck?

[@First_Class_Amateur]

6.5 seems to be a standard automotive size. I’d bet it would work.

[@lilshag3472]

Yes

[@lilshag3472]

I put a pair of pioneer ts 600m speakers in my s10 to go with my pioneer headunit

[@Trper-qh1nn]

Awesome video

[@alexanderlopez2025]

Next step install a radio

[@dandee2771]

Cool!

[@justmytw0cents]

Will 6.5 in fit my 1997 S10?

[@logan8971]

Yes

[@michaeltickle4915]

Wut size r the speakers

[@justmytw0cents]

@@michaeltickle4915 6.5 inch