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Originally Posted by M_Bimmer
Sorry...no I did not...but here is the text version.
The anodized aluminum speaker cover must be removed first by using a plastic pry tool, and lift at all 4 corners. Once they are all disengaged, lift the anodized aluminum speaker cover straight up until you've cleared the clips. This will expose the mid-range speaker and top of the tweeter horn.
Using the same pry tool us it top pop off the large black plastic trim on the left and right side. It uses the same clips as those on the anodized aluminum speaker cover, so don't lift up until all clips are disengaged.
There are four T-20 screws, two at the very front by the tweeter, and one each side in the rear by the windshield...the front two screws will be very easy to remove, but you may need a small ratchet on the T-20 tip to remove the rear two screws.
Using the same pry tool, us it to lift up the speaker from the front to the rear. The front of the speaker will have a wiring harness that plugs into the front LED that may get in the way lifting up the front. On the right side of the speaker is the main harness connector that must be unplugged, but one done, you should be able to lift out the whole speaker assembly.
If pictures are required...willing to post, but only if really required.
[EDIT: If you are going from an H-K center dash speaker to the B&O, you must cut the dashboard...and there is a Youtube video]
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Hi can you send me the video?
Thank you so much