[PICS] rear speaker replacement

Hello all, I have not been around here in almost over a year but I got something I would like to share with all of you. If my damn max didn't run so smooth I would probubly be around here more. Anyway, one of my rear speakers blew(correct term?) out and I recently got around to replacing it/them. I thought it was going to be an easy job but after I purchased a new set of 6.5's it turned out not to be that easy. My favorite site for information on installing headunits and shit is http://www.installdr.com but for some strange reason the maxima page was not working the day I put my speakers in so I went to maximadriver.com (http://maximadriver.com) to get directions. There were no pictures, and growing up in a public schooling environment made things very difficult for me. Anyway, I tried my best and I have pictures to share, and if anyone wants to put them into a tutorial, go ahead.

here is what the factory speaker looked like in the 'non-bose' version of a '95 max. (the red highlight shows were the cone was tore up)

hrm...don't know why it didn't attach...oh well...

There was something wrong with AF last night, I will put the rest of the pictures on later today when I get home from work.

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wtf is wrong with the 'attach image' thing? Anyway...

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http://www.internetsmackdown.com/images/max/replace-step2.jpg

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http://www.internetsmackdown.com/images/max/replace-step3.jpg

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http://www.internetsmackdown.com/images/max/replace-step4.jpg

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http://www.internetsmackdown.com/images/max/replace-step5.jpg

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http://www.internetsmackdown.com/images/max/replace-step6.jpg

7. last part

http://www.internetsmackdown.com/images/max/replace-step7.jpg

Are these hooked to an amp? Because I have ruined 2 amps because my rears were grounded to the frame of the car.:confused:

*top*

well, yes and no....they are hooked up to my headunit.

I think that it will still ruin the outputs on your HU if your speakers are grounded(metal to metal contact).