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Clio 2003 Speakers

Gordy6040 · 2015-05-13 11:48:08

Hi Guys I'm going to replace the speakers in the front of the car, they are starting to sound a bit fizzy. Is it just a matter of unscrewing them from the door, undoing whatever clip holds them in place and redoing that process with the new speakers? Is there anything I should look out for? Is there a standard fit for the…

13-05-2015 11:48am

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Gordy6040

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Hi Guys

I'm going to replace the speakers in the front of the car, they are starting to sound a bit fizzy. Is it just a matter of unscrewing them from the door, undoing whatever clip holds them in place and redoing that process with the new speakers? Is there anything I should look out for? Is there a standard fit for the holes etc?

I've checked the size guide in Halfords and I reckon the ones here would do the job.

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