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Thank you so much for posting this. It is so hard to even find measurements on these speakers (which i assumed were 4x6 by measuring the panels) even 3 years later this video comes through. I love my truck but the factory speakers suck! that plastic trim gets to me... Either way, I thank you for using your time to record this for me and the other GM owners.
Thank you for this. Not only did you save me a ton of time, but had you not mentioned how difficult the clips were, I would've assumed I forgot to remove an unseen screw and may have given up out of fear of damaging the panel.
GB Adventures I did! Got the speakers out remarkably quickly. On average I find that my projects take ~400% longer than I ever anticipate. Because of your video, I was able to remove the panel, remove the speaker, and replace the panel in about 20 minutes, which was about 25% as long as I thought it would take. Your filming angles made it abundantly clear precisely what needed to be done. Thanks again!
Being that there are NO videos on CREW CAB rear pillar speaker replacements (4x6 OEM). Thought I'd post a few observations here. On my '99 Chevy, I discovered that the rear speaker plugs ARE DIFFERENT than the front and NOT compatible. Even though they are listed as front and rear application. At least for the crew cab, they are not the same. Use 72-4568 for FRONT adapter harness, but you need 72-4500 for the PILLAR speakers. Crew cab doesn't have rear door speakers available, though the provision is there (Grills. Not necessarily wiring). because Suburban uses exact same door and has door mounted speakers. The pillar trim removal is insane. Unlike all other videos I've seen, the crew cab trim is screwed into the pillar instead of using clips. Plus you have a storage/car jack tray (and seat belts) in the way. Center trim, below back window, is a breeze...2 clips, but doesn't really need to be removed to get to the speakers. The center roofline trim, this is ridiculous! The center trim piece is wedged between 2 layers of the pillar trim! I don't know why they did this. It makes removal of the pillar trim almost impractical. I just crowbarred it loose and broke the screwed clip off the pillar trim, because I couldn't get to the screw! Otherwise, I suppose you'd have to remove not only the hanger clips, but also the light fixture from the center trim, and try to bend it in the middle to unlink it from the 2 side pillar sandwich, just to remove the pillar trim. This trim design is just as stupid as using different connectors for front VS. back speakers. GM tries to make the shade tree mechanic's job as difficult as possible. Once exposed, the pillar speakers were not difficult to replace with Pioneer TS-A4670F 4x6 4-Ways. These little speakers actually try to pump out some respectable bass. I'm going to add an Amp and see if they really can. I'm not sure if it's the factory stereo clipping or the speaker itself causing the distortion. But I plan to find out..$200...later. Hope this helps someone.
I have a 99’ 1500 Silverado I would like to know , the 72-4500 harness I buy two harnesses one for each side , for the rear pillar speakers , could you tell me the size of the rear speakers and what’s the biggest to fit
Good video, I appreciate it. I have the door panels off today replacing a door handle, both front speakers and repairing a power window track. I was going to do this but I'm running out of time. Next weekend hopefully.
Thank you for showing about where them clips are fixing to change busted speakers man what a hassle but great help from you for me brother I'm 55 and hope I don't get mad and just rip it off 😂 keep up the good work
@@FakeLegGreg oh Lord please don't jinks me lol I've just gotten that back plastic cover below the back window and only lost one clip thank God but haven't tackled the side ones that covers them speakers oh by the way do you know if I can tap into the back speakers wires to hook up a 10inch subwoofer with a built in amp ? I'm trying not to deal with wiring that's why I've only gotten the sub with built in amp I'm not wanting to rattle the old good truck apart and my ears too lol I'm hard of hearing & was born that way but can't complain tho brother lol
Nice vid. about to pop mine out to bump dent out on b pillar exterior panel.. And.. Post removal comments... Process was so much easier with your video..Removed all panels including complete removal of rear panel to ease it out..removed cleaned and replaced in ten minutes or so.. Could not access the dent on b pillar as another layer of structure is in front..and that layer is not dinged at all and won't allow pressure to affected area.. Thanks again..
Very helpful... i've got a 2005 gmc sierra 1500 SCSB that i plan on doing the same soon, i already did the two door speakers, much easier, now comes the piller speakers replacement. Its too bad GM didnt just make pop off speaker covers so the entire panels didnt have to come off. o_0
Hey man do you know any solutions on how to fix the drivers rear speaker. I bought new kickers and same problem it wont work. Do you know what i can do
Crap speakers hidden behind hundreds of dollars worth of plastic covers. Special place in hell for people who design this. Back in the day we had a single speaker in the dash and were happy.
filming @ night r u nutz.....lol then we won't see anything really cus can u imagine to hold a bright lite & doing the removel of panel's & not loosing the screw's & all that & way more to much juggling..........lol LET'S SE U VIDEO & JUGGLE EVERY THING BY YOUR SELF AT NIGHT & NOT GET LOST OT LOOSE PART'S OR RIP PLASTIC PANEL'S GETTING FRUSTRATED..........................
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Pretty sure your the only one who’s made this video so thank you sir
Thanks. I looked around YT and I couldn't find another video about this either. Good luck on your project.
@BuBba KuShInGToN I agree.
Thank you so much for posting this. It is so hard to even find measurements on these speakers (which i assumed were 4x6 by measuring the panels) even 3 years later this video comes through. I love my truck but the factory speakers suck! that plastic trim gets to me... Either way, I thank you for using your time to record this for me and the other GM owners.
Thank you very much for taking the time to make this video.
Thank you for this. Not only did you save me a ton of time, but had you not mentioned how difficult the clips were, I would've assumed I forgot to remove an unseen screw and may have given up out of fear of damaging the panel.
Glad it helped you out Kev. This was difficult to shoot because of space. Did you get your panels removed OK?
GB Adventures I did! Got the speakers out remarkably quickly.
On average I find that my projects take ~400% longer than I ever anticipate. Because of your video, I was able to remove the panel, remove the speaker, and replace the panel in about 20 minutes, which was about 25% as long as I thought it would take.
Your filming angles made it abundantly clear precisely what needed to be done.
Thanks again!
@@KevCoLabs Glad to hear. Thanks for the kind words and watching.
Thank you for making this video. So many videos for the fronts but not the back of a regular cab.
Glad it helped Sean. Thanks for watching. Good luck with your project.
What size is the speaker
@@jovachepi4309 They are 4 x 6. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for posting. Saved me lots of heartache
Thanks for watching. I am glad it helped.
Thank you very much for your time and making this video . The information to do this job is very much appreciated.
Glead it helped. I plan to do vids soon.
Thanks. I’ve been trying to figure out how to remove these panels. Your video will help very much.
Thanks for watching.
My Chevy 2007 classic sbrc had only speakers in the rear pillars, I then paid $400 for it to be upgraded, well worth it.
Thank you for doing the video. It gave me the information I needed for my 05 Silverado rear speaker install. Kudos to u!
Looked forever for this thanks
Being that there are NO videos on CREW CAB rear pillar speaker replacements (4x6 OEM). Thought I'd post a few observations here.
On my '99 Chevy, I discovered that the rear speaker plugs ARE DIFFERENT than the front and NOT compatible.
Even though they are listed as front and rear application. At least for the crew cab, they are not the same.
Use 72-4568 for FRONT adapter harness,
but you need 72-4500 for the PILLAR speakers.
Crew cab doesn't have rear door speakers available, though the provision is there (Grills. Not necessarily wiring).
because Suburban uses exact same door and has door mounted speakers.
The pillar trim removal is insane.
Unlike all other videos I've seen, the crew cab trim is screwed into the pillar instead of using clips. Plus you have a storage/car jack tray (and seat belts) in the way.
Center trim, below back window, is a breeze...2 clips, but doesn't really need to be removed to get to the speakers.
The center roofline trim, this is ridiculous!
The center trim piece is wedged between 2 layers of the pillar trim!
I don't know why they did this. It makes removal of the pillar trim almost impractical. I just crowbarred it loose and broke the screwed clip off the pillar trim, because I couldn't get to the screw! Otherwise, I suppose you'd have to remove not only the hanger clips, but also the light fixture from the center trim, and try to bend it in the middle to unlink it from the 2 side pillar sandwich, just to remove the pillar trim.
This trim design is just as stupid as using different connectors for front VS. back speakers.
GM tries to make the shade tree mechanic's job as difficult as possible.
Once exposed, the pillar speakers were not difficult to replace with
Pioneer TS-A4670F 4x6 4-Ways.
These little speakers actually try to pump out some respectable bass. I'm going to add an Amp and see if they really can. I'm not sure if it's the factory stereo clipping or the speaker itself causing the distortion. But I plan to find out..$200...later.
Hope this helps someone.
Thank you
I have a 99’ 1500 Silverado I would like to know , the 72-4500 harness I buy two harnesses one for each side , for the rear pillar speakers , could you tell me the size of the rear speakers and what’s the biggest to fit
Good video, I appreciate it. I have the door panels off today replacing a door handle, both front speakers and repairing a power window track. I was going to do this but I'm running out of time. Next weekend hopefully.
I hope it works out for you.
Thank you for showing about where them clips are fixing to change busted speakers man what a hassle but great help from you for me brother I'm 55 and hope I don't get mad and just rip it off 😂 keep up the good work
I am glad it helped. I hope you never have to change the heater core. Even bigger hassle. Thanks for watching. Good luck with your truck.
@@FakeLegGreg oh Lord please don't jinks me lol I've just gotten that back plastic cover below the back window and only lost one clip thank God but haven't tackled the side ones that covers them speakers oh by the way do you know if I can tap into the back speakers wires to hook up a 10inch subwoofer with a built in amp ? I'm trying not to deal with wiring that's why I've only gotten the sub with built in amp I'm not wanting to rattle the old good truck apart and my ears too lol I'm hard of hearing & was born that way but can't complain tho brother lol
Nice vid. about to pop mine out to bump dent out on b pillar exterior panel..
And..
Post removal comments...
Process was so much easier with your video..Removed all panels including complete removal of rear panel to ease it out..removed cleaned and replaced in ten minutes or so..
Could not access the dent on b pillar as another layer of structure is in front..and that layer is not dinged at all and won't allow pressure to affected area..
Thanks again..
Great video. I removed my pillar about a year ago and cracked it.
Thanks. I hear that a lot. I guess they get brittle with age and crack easier.Thanks for watching.
Thank you for the great video! I learned a lot from it. Well done sir!
Such an old video and it still helped so much thank you for posting.
Thanks for watching.
It's only from 2019?
Thanks for the video. It is going to be very helpful when I go to replace my pillar speakers.Great job.
What size are those speaker 6x9
@@exoticpapo5362 4x6 I got me some pioneer. Haven't received the yet from Fed x but yes 4x6"
@@chrispippin1242 that’s ima buy some skar ones mine went out not to long ago I’m pretty sure they have the originals
Thank you man. I’m about to change mine out and this really helped.
Thank you very much for documenting this.
Thanks for watching.
Very helpful... i've got a 2005 gmc sierra 1500 SCSB that i plan on doing the same soon, i already did the two door speakers, much easier, now comes the piller speakers replacement. Its too bad GM didnt just make pop off speaker covers so the entire panels didnt have to come off. o_0
Agreed. Thanks for watching. Good luck on your truck.
I just put 6x9’s in the exact same spots…
Cool! Thanks for watching.
Thanks for the heads up 👍
Thank you for helping...but what size are that speakers?
Thank you for posting this.
Thanks for watching.
Has anyone tried fitting 6.5’s in there
So who has good speaker upgrades for these smaller ones, or fitting bigger better speakers..??
Thank you for making a video
Thanks for watching.
What size are the speakers sizes ? And is this the same fore chevy 1500?
I think they are 4x6’s
Thanks for sharing it was helpful
Whats the dimension sizes of those speakers
Thank you the knowledge man.
Great video man!! Thanks!!!
Glad you liked it!
You're a legend for making this video! Thank you
Did you use any adapters to install those aftermarket 4x6 speakers?
Did u?
Should be the same on a 2015 single cab Silverado I suppose???
I would think so, second thought, maybe not due to new generation of truck.
@@FakeLegGreg everything looks pretty much similar tbh, from the step panels up to the back panel 🤔
Hey man do you know any solutions on how to fix the drivers rear speaker. I bought new kickers and same problem it wont work. Do you know what i can do
I would get a voltmeter, turn on the radio, and check for voltage. If no voltage i would begin tracing the wire to find out why. Good luck.
Very helpful and thanks for the viedo.
Great video, thanks..
I heard you have to drill holes for the new speakers
Legend
Did you replace the speakers with the same size speakers and what brand?
I replaced my speakers with factory size, nothing special. Bought from crutchfield. www.crutchfield.com/cart/default.aspx?wm=tn1
@@FakeLegGreg thanks appreciate it👋
Thank you
Thanks for watching.
Thank you for this vodeo
Thanks!
Thanks for watching
Very helpful thank you much appreciate 🙏🏽
Thank you so much
Thanks for watching.
Thx for the video 👍👍👍👍
Thanks for watching.
Is it the same on a 03 single cab silverado
Yes, it should be.
Plug and play?
Thanks for watching.
What size speaker are they
Crutchfield says they are 4x6.
I thought the bottom vents were for more speakers were they not ? Does anyone know what its for
regular cab gang 😂👍
Do you happen to know what speaker size that is??
Should be 4x6 speakers. Thanks for watching. Good luck with your project.
Those speakers a very small. Did you notice a big difference in sound quality?
What size are those rear speakers?
Those speakers are 4x6 in the rear pillar and 6" in the door. Thanks for watching Kyle.
What is that back panel called?
Sorry, I don't know the GM name for the part. Thanks for watching.
What size is that speaker ?
I think 4x6’s
Anyone happens to have those panels part number for single cabs ?
Sorry, I can't help you there. Maybe if one of the viewers can get part numbers off of their panels it would help.
Thanks 👍
Thanks for watching. Good luck with your project.
Thanks
Thanks for watching.
You gotta remove the door sills to access the b pillar speaker? That’s so dumb. 😂😂.
Crap speakers hidden behind hundreds of dollars worth of plastic covers. Special place in hell for people who design this. Back in the day we had a single speaker in the dash and were happy.
holly sh*t what a pain ......I will pass ! thank anyway,
Yo DUDE why didn't you film this at NIGHT !!!!!!
Thanks for watching.
filming @ night r u nutz.....lol then we won't see anything really cus can u imagine to hold a bright lite & doing the removel of panel's & not loosing the screw's & all that & way more to much juggling..........lol LET'S SE U VIDEO & JUGGLE EVERY THING BY YOUR SELF AT NIGHT & NOT GET LOST OT LOOSE PART'S OR RIP PLASTIC PANEL'S GETTING FRUSTRATED..........................
What size were the speakers
What size are those rear speakers ?
Whats the dimension size of those speakers
Thank you
Thanks for watching.
Thank you