What you will need:
1. A Phillips screw driver
2. Panel tools
3. Pick tools
4. Drop light
5. Wire ties
6. Electrical tape
7. Wire cutters
8. Crimpers
9. Drop cloths
Note: Remove the old stereo before you begin!
More Notes:
You will need to disconnect your battery because you do not want to lose power when you are installing the speakers. It can also prevent injury in the process.
Take out all the hardware that came in the box.
You will need to disassemble your factory speakers. Instructions for dissembling your factory speakers should come in the manual that came with your car. If you do not find this manual, I would suggest calling the manufacturing.
Steps:
o To start, you will need the flat head screwdriver. With this tool you can unscrew your old screws that are holding up your old factory speakers.
o You will need to pull the wires from the cigarette lighter. It will help you install the other speakers.
o Connect the wire to the cigarette lighter.
o You will need to turn on the ignition and then select the wire that is underneath the dash.
o Stick the light tester into the ignition source. Light should turn on.
o Now you will need to look for the electrical lead that is coming from the stereo. This lead powers one of the stereos. You will then wrap the lead with a black electric tape so that it does not touch the metal surface.
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