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Vn Front Speaker Grill

tlronny

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How do you remove the front facing screw on the front left side speaker grill ???
 
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1tuffvn

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you need one of those small angle screw drivers,snap on makes them, they are good for the back and front speaker removal, and other hard to get to places
 

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Cheers my man but it appears as if the upper air vent is right in front of it ??
 

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I just broke mine, don't matter to me though, the broken grille fits straight in

Jase
 

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Gee thanks - sounds like good advise !!
 

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Remove glovebox (pry black pin on LHS with flat blade inside glove box.)

Undo 2x screws on side of dash, air vent side trim (near door)

Undo 1x screw from undernieth the air vent trim down near the glovebox pivot point.

With door open use a phillips head screw driver and undo 3x (I think) screws on the very LHS of the dash holding the side air vents on.

There should be a piece of foam in behind the air vent duct. You can either leave it alone or remove it.

You should see 1x screw holding the speaker cover on. Remove this screw. You should now be able to remove the trim without removing the windscreen duct trim, but if not there are 4 screws (might be 5) that hold that trim on, but use a magnetic screw driver because they tend to fall into the vent...not good.

Do the same for the drivers side but obviously remove the fuse cover.

Hope this helps, regards Guy.

p.s. DISCLAIMER...been a while so be carefull, I might have forgotten something!
 
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