2005 - 2015 Toyota Tacoma Front Door Speaker Install
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- Parts linked in the description below!
Updated video of this install where we also replaced the tweeter: • 2005 - 2015 Toyota Tac...
Watch a full tutorial as a 2005 Toyota Tacoma will have a new pair of 6x9" Pioneer Speakers installed on the front doors. We will be using the Pioneer TS-A6966R speaker pair. In addition, this install includes how to remove the factory door panel, wire and install the speakers, and testing.
Click here to see the speaker unboxing:
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Click here to see the rear door speaker install:
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Click here to see where we replaced the radio on this Tacoma:
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Click here where we installed an amplifier and subwoofer:
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This video applies to Toyota Tacoma models for years 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015.
If you have any questions, leave a comment below! Be sure to like and subscribe!
Parts Used (Amazon Associate Paid Links):
*Pioneer TS-A6966R 6x9" Speakers (pair): amzn.to/3x2Kac5
*Metra 82-8146 6x9" Toyota Speaker Bracket Adapters: amzn.to/3hiOQnN
*Metra 72-8104 Speaker Wire Harness Adapters: amzn.to/3xQDgqB
---If you want to replace the tweeter, please use this updated video: • 2005 - 2015 Toyota Tac...
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Updated video here where we also replaced the tweeter: th-cam.com/video/_N8Kx_w0va4/w-d-xo.html
Just finished mine today on a rainy Sunday. Perfect instructions. Thank you so much! 🔊 🔊
Short, sweet and to the point! Thanks!
Thanks for your video I purchased same speakers and the install was very easy thanks to you.
Good video. I personally would have upgraded the factory $3 door tweeter (above it) at the same time.
Sure thing, updated video of this install here: th-cam.com/video/_N8Kx_w0va4/w-d-xo.html
NOTE TO ALL: My 2012 Taco had the front driver's side speakers cross-wired (Probably the rear also, but I'm not replacing them). Toyota had Purple (negative) wires going to the OEM woof and tweeter POSITIVE connections. It should have been the Pink (positive). Replacing the crappy OEM sound, I rectified this. Otherwise the woofers would be going backward instead of pushing out. Soooo... Check online and see what the wiring color codes are for your project!!!
Amazing vid
Great video, guys. You showed exactly what I needed to know and just got a thumbs up from me. Thanks again. BTW..in your opinion, are these speakers really good for what I'm looking for which is improved bass response or could you recommend one in the nearby price range (50 - 100 range)? Everything I have is 2006 factory right now but it does have a really decent stereo in it. I just think it would sound SO much better if it had some decent speakers.
These speakers were great, especially for the price! Head over to sonic electronix and pick some up. Use coupon code ProvoBeast to save some cash at checkout.
My kit didn’t come with the mounting screws which size are the mounting screws to mount the speaker to the bracket
I feel like this is a dumb question but my speaker mount not the speakers came with screws to attach speaker to the mounts.. is that usual or is it a screw I can just get at a hardware store ?
i went with the 6x9 to 6.5 conversion kit. reason being there are way more options for 6.5 comps than 6x9's and i dont want coaxials.
wish me luck, im trying to configure a skar 8" shallow sub in the factory JBL box.. gonna take a spacer or 2 ;)
This is the older video - see the updated video linked in comments or the description.
Shit it sounds good I can even hear it through crappy internet compression. Did you pinch the wires in there or how did you feed the wires
Went with this set up! Thank!
Great video thank you
How do you determine what size the speaker is without seeing it? Or do actually have to take off the door to see
Super cool install. Was the tweeter changed out too, or just disconnected?
Tweeter was actually retained, the customer didn't want to replace it at this time, but will do so down the road.
Video will be available Wednesday Morning here: th-cam.com/video/4VRgPcl8LlM/w-d-xo.html
a question in the 2007 tacoma can you put a 6x9 horn without making any changes to the door, that is, if the horn fits without cutting or adapting anything
Hi, was this done without replacing the head unit? I'm interested in changing the 6x9 stock speakers but don't know if they will improve the sound a lot by keeping everything else the same way from factory. Thanks for the video. Oh, btw, how much were the speakers, the mounting adapters and the cable harness adapters?
The radio was replaced, however even though they will be underrated with power using the factory head unit, that overall sound quality will be much improved. Adding an amp / replace the radio will then enhance that quality even more. Never hurts to replace the factory speakers.
Provo Beast Audio Installation Thanks for the tip. I'm gonna go ahead and get a new pair and see how much that helps. Have a good one.
lohengrinknight did you replace the speakers with the original head unit? Curious to see if it helped with volume. I drive a 2015 and sometimes the speakers are so low I cant listen to the radio with the windows down.
It definitely can hurt to replace the factory speakers. That's why these cheaper speakers on Amazon usually have a lot of bad reviews. People buy them and swap them in expecting a huge upgrade, but what they find is the superior tweeters accentuate the flaws in their factory radio's dsc and amp and the higher power requirements result in less bass. You won't have to search far to find reviews mentioning these issues online. You need a good amp to give aftermarket speakers what they need
Do those bracket fit like 90% of all 6x9?? i wanna get some 6x9 with a fatter magnet...wondering if those will support harder mid bass hitting speakers.
How do you figure out the positive and negative from the kit and the speaker white and black?
Is this the base model Tacoma?
Can you use factory parts with speaker
Do you know the adapter for the back door
Did you make a video for the tweeters ????
Will be uploaded shortly!
Post the link up after thanks
Video will be available Wednesday Morning here: th-cam.com/video/4VRgPcl8LlM/w-d-xo.html
Would this work with the jbl package sound system too?? Because I have a 2015 limited Tacoma taht came with the jbl sub and amp package.
my positive and negative wire harness are diferent collors from factory they seem backwards any idea why
How can I hook up just the 6x9 full range and not use the tweeter? I want to install coax 6x9s but they will just be getting mid range hooked up like this. How do i get full range signal to the coax and delete the upper tweeter?
Speaker is already getting full range signal. Just disconnect the tweeter (at the tweeter, not the harness) so the midrange continues to play.
Do I need speaker adapters if im putting 6.5 speakers in my Toyota Tacoma? Or do I only need adapters if I’m going bigger then 6.5?
The updated video shows how to install 6.5" in the factory location. Parts will be linked in the description of that video.
So based on recent experience with this, it looks like you're going to be getting sound from the stock "tweeters." Was that your intent?
Yessir, the owner of the truck cared less to replace the tweeters, and just wanted a set of coaxials in the doors. So they were running in parallel with the tweeters.
Video will be available Wednesday Morning here: th-cam.com/video/4VRgPcl8LlM/w-d-xo.html
So the harness adapter was ran behind the bracket ? Wouldn’t there be any leaks ?
Doors are not water tight, but generally your speaker was built with that in mind. If you are worried about moisture, you can purchase speaker foam baffles to seal and protect the rear of the speaker.
Sorry, I wasn’t really specific. I meant air leaks because of how the wire harness adapter was just ran behind the mounting bracket.
Yes, so to fix that, you can sound deaden the door to seal those holes to increase the mid-bass.
@@ProvoBeastAudio If you look close there is a hole at the top of the Metra speaker adapter to run the wires through instead of crushing them against the metal of the door and plastic.. Guess you missed that.
@@paulz.5017 the adapter doesn’t fit through that small hole because the plastic piece is too big. And the wires don’t get crushed because where the screws insert it’s slightly elevated by plastic pieces on the truck
Does the bracket come with 1 or 2
They always come in pairs. Also there is a newer updated video in the description
Hi any way for you to link or list the parts !!!!
In the updated video: th-cam.com/video/_N8Kx_w0va4/w-d-xo.html
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Will the harness adapter fit in a 2017-18 Toyota Tacoma?
Yep, that should fit fine!
Provo Beast Audio Installation ok thank you
Do i have to use the aapter for evry speaker
For the right fitment, yes but people do hack jobs and make it work i guess.
I need to replace my tweeters :(
Video up soon of replacing toyota tweeters!
Post link after please
Video will be available Wednesday Morning here: th-cam.com/video/4VRgPcl8LlM/w-d-xo.html
Kickers 6x9 wont fit in my adapter
What kind of radio is in the truck?
Pioneer Single Din
Ayooo. My replacement speakers are hitting the window when it’s all the way down. Anybody else have this trouble?
Did you use speaker bracket adapters? Or did you mount them directly to the door panel?
Do we need a stereo
Did Grizzly Adams have a beard?
What about the tweeters?
See the updated video which is linked in the description
Name of the song?
faded by alan walker
sketchy on the door removal part, damaged my door doing it your way. the real way you dont even need a tool just your hands. aside from that the rest was helpful!
Why not just splice the stock wires in to the new speakers instead of buying a harness amd saving extra money instead of spending more
They are like 7 dollars, they ensure you wire the speaker correctly in phase, and reduces the likelihood of shorts.
Great video just ordered my own set
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Shoulda went with rockford fosgate
In 80% of cases, doing a swap like this is going to sound worse than he factory speakers (unless they're blown out). Most aftermarket speakers need more power. And installing tweeters behind that metal grill down there powered off of the factory radio (not to mention running them along side the factory tweeters) you're going to add a lot of distortion and mess up your imaging. Nonetheless, great video for showing how to take the door off and buying a proper bracket and wire harness.