Created on: 2017-05-16
How to install, repair, fix, change or replace a broken, damaged, or burned out door speaker on 16 Ford F-150
Socket Extensions
Flat Blade Screwdriver
7mm Socket
Ratchet
Pick
In this video we're going to show you how to remove and reinstall a door speaker. We'll be working on the driver side of this 2016 Ford F150, passenger side is pretty much the same. If you want to upgrade your speakers, this will help you out.
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And the items you'll need for this video include: 7mm socket, ratchet, socket extension, flat blade screwdriver, pick tool
I open up the door, and if you have a switch to turn off your dome light, shut off your dome light so you don't drain your battery.
Open up the door and if you have a switch to turn off your dome light, shut off your dome light so that you don't drain your battery. Remove this panel, and you can pull out on it, and get your fingers underneath. The right tool is a plastic tool, get under here to help you pry it a little bit. If you had to, you could also use a screwdriver—just wrap it in a rag so you don't scratch your paint. But you just want to remove this panel. Pull straight out on it. When you get the top released, work your way down to the bottom. And again, pull straight out, don't pull down, you don't want to break anything.
Next, you want to pull this panel off. There's a little indent where you can work a tool, or a screw driver in. This panel is held in very tightly, so there's actually an indent here. I'm going to use a screwdriver, because you need something metal that doesn't flex. Work the screwdriver way up in there. And I'm going to try and hold the panel with my thumb, or else it's going to go flying. Now, pull out this panel. You want to pry from the top.
There are seven 7mm screws that hold it in: two, three, four, five, and then way down at the bottom here, six, and seven. Use a 7mm socket ratchet and extension to remove them. And these lower ones are at quite a bit of an angle. And then there's clips in the back to release. I like to start right up here. Firm pull. Then work your hand down. Firm pull. And the panel comes off.
And disconnect your window switch, and your power door lock switch. Little tab, push and pull down. Disconnect the door handle. Very easy, kind of apply some pressure, just pull down on this tab. It comes right out.
Disconnect and remove your speaker. There's a little tab, push in, pull out, and there's four seven millimeter bolts that hold the speaker in place. Remove the speaker. Kind of push it up towards the top corner, pry out the bottom, and it comes out.
Install the speaker. Put the top in first, and then put your four seven millimeter screws back in. Tighten up the four seven millimeter bolts. Tighten up firm, but don't over tighten them. And reconnect your lead.
Reconnect your window switch first. Then your door lock. Then bring your door handle up. The largest alignment pins in the front, there's a large hole in the door, put your panel up. Get your lock through, and then you need to push the top of the panel, pull the bottom out, push the top of the panel down on until that alignment tab goes in. Then you can look right back in here, and you'll see a tab here, go down until that tabs in place. Then pretty much everything should line right up.
Activate all the clips. Ones with the large washers, go right where you door pull is. Silver ones with the smaller washers, go down underneath the door handle, or the door pull. And then the black ones: one goes up at the top, and the other two go at the bottom. These are all 7 mm, and we'll tighten them up. Put in the bottom cover first. There's tabs that go at the bottom, and then the locking clips are up top. Then this one cap, goes into the back. Line it up, goes on easy enough. And then the mirror cover.
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