2007 - 2011 Toyota Camry Rear Deck Speaker Install
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
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Watch a full tutorial as a 2007 Toyota Camry will have a brand new set of Alpine Type S 6x9" Coaxial speakers Installed. These speakers will be installed in the factory deck location behind the factory grills.
This video applies to Toyota Camry models for years 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, and 2011. This video demonstrates door panel removal, speaker and tweeter removal, wiring, installation, and testing.
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*Alpine Type S 6x9" Coaxial S-S69: amzn.to/3mMNsyd
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Parts used linked in the description of the video!
Thank you, for some reason I was expecting to remove the back seat for this job.
This was great. But for a strange reason. My 2009 Camry's trunk latch failed. Can't open. The dealer quoted me $1600 to replace it...which included $1000 to repair the damage that would be caused by "breaking" into the trunk. Using this video, I did it in an hour without any damage. Way thanks!!!
Same happened to mine recently but luckily a friend of mine added a string to it where it attacthes to the latch and now all I do is pull the string from the back seat and my car truck opens
Ok so I’m looking to replace the rear 6.9 speakers with kicker csc693 6.9’s they don’t say coaxial or component. I want to keep the factory amp and just plug and play. Is there a different wiring configuration that I need to do? Thanks so much in advance!
Hey brother did you replace your factory speakers with kicker 6/9 because i am also looking for that with factory amp if you did then please let me know that they are safe to use kicker speakers with dactory jbl amp
How do I just hook speakers up keeping the stock Amp?? I just want to put in a set of pioneer 6x9s an keeping everything
Did you find a way brother?
Could you pls. explain how to change the speaker without replacing the head unit or the amp?
You do exactly what he’s doing. You don’t have to replace the head unit unless you want an aftermarket unit
@@smokeythebear42o do you tie the wires together like he does I thought he said avoid it if you are not upgrading with amp?
Dude, I love you for this. I’ve been searching for over a year on what to do on the rear speakers on mine. So I just don’t any speakers In the rear deck, just the prvs In the front.
If I’m keeping the jbl amp and just replacing the speaker with a component, all 4 wires will be hooked up separately from the factory speaker plug to the new speaker? Sorry if this is a dumb question.
Is anymore info available about this? I'm in the same boat. I'm just replacing blown speakers which are exact to those in the video. Thank you.
@@timgrabarz8623 I went ahead and ordered the speakers he said to order if you are keeping the jbl amp and just replacing speakers. I ended up hooking the 2 midrange speaker wires from the harness to the new speaker and the 2 tweeter wires to the old tweeter that was originally in the car. (My tweeters were fine so I was able to reuse them). Also ordered the bracket he has in description and everything fit fairly well. Overall pretty happy with the sound. Definitely better than the blown speakers that rattled even with bass all the way down.
@@chamberlaincotton4923 did it work?
2 would go to the speaker and 2 to the tweeter if you keep the factory deck and amplifier.
@Irfan Hasan yes on the rear deck or pillars or even the rear doors if it's a 4 door.
Bro where is the amp install for the Camry?!
Under the passenger seat
I will add, that the OEM version, it has a built-in (the CD/Radio) "amp".
Usually they don't come in the standard version with an "amp".
Now if you change the standard OEM radio and you want to also upgrade the speakers, obviously you look for the speakers to suit your new after market radio/CD/DVD/amp etc...
@ionwannaknow5990 Under the Passanger seat I'd installed an Invertor (12VDC to 120VAC, 1000Amps)...
Hey, it’s me again about that Toyota Camry XLe I found some two ohm speakers 6 x 9’s two Way with tweeter I talk to the manufacture he said it would be OK if I spliced in the tweeter and the woofer separate on that JBL amp like the one in your video what do you think? I don’t mind doing it like I said if it works, it will be fine for me. Anything is better than blown factory speakers.
Thank you so much for this video! It’s been extremely helpful. I still have a couple questions- I’m just replacing the speakers and im replacing them with updated JBL 3-way coaxial speakers. What wires do i use if I’m keeping the factory amp with coaxial speakers? Also do the “leftover” wires end up getting hooked to something or do they just “hang out”?
Nice choice of speakers
Hey what did you do because i am also ordering jbl 2 ohms 3 way coxial speakers and keeping the factory jbl which wires should i connect to which please let me know thank you.
Appreciate your video. I have always avoided upgrading speakers or radios for my 50 trips around the sun. Now that our middle child is driving and her cars rear speakers sounded terrible I ordered and learned from this video. Again thank you I appreciate your guidance.
D.D.
Thank you so much!!! My Camry had JBL speakers that were busted so I was able to get a direct replacement and swapped them out thanks this video!!!!
I used the Alpine Type S component speakers (have the JBL) old speakers were working before replacement. All went super easy but sound is very weak like only tweeter sounds out of both the 6x9 and tweeter. So reconnected old speakers back and get same weak sound. Any idea what happened or how to fix? I had been having problems with rear speakers going on and off when using aux input but never with radio cd or Bluetooth phone... would have to reposition aux wire to get rear sound.
I left the crossover on the Alpine tweeter...could this be the problem?
thanks for the video, but I can't get this is working replacing component factory with coax and using the adapter. Speakers sound like they aren't getting any power. I'll have to return and try to find a component 6 x 9 set as i suspect the wiring suggested is the issue.
Do you have a video for the S-S69C speakers? I am not replacing the factory amp so ordered that and the other parts you listed but don’t know what to do with the tweeters as they are stand alone and not built in.
let me know if you found any vids on that please? I need to replace my rear speakers
Any word? I need to replace mine also
Where did you end up locating those tweeters?
@@marcodelapeza5411 unfortunately man I am gonna take the lose and buy one Toyota speakers for the rear at Toyota the eBay speakers I am buying always no good and I return them. I rlly want to the dash oem too
I want keep my original stereo and amplifier,but speakers is not good anymore!
When I replace with aftermarket speakers up front door speakers sound ok but back one is very very very bad sounds!!
Almost nothing!
Can you please help me out!!
What I need to do?
Thank you very much!
Where you able to find an answer to this?. I was looking to do the same.
I did this with my ‘08 Camry abt two years ago. Installed kicker 6x9s or something like that. Got it all hooked up and back together. Turned up the music, and the bass just a tad up…good lord the rattle was awful. It’s such a pain in the ass to take it all back apart I just said screw it. I put towels back there to try and muffle them but to no avail. When I say bass, I’m talking like factory setting bass. The plastic around the speakers rattle for even the smallest bump.
Shot in the dark here but is there a way to insulate the deck without ripping it all apart again? This isn’t a sub I’m talking abt. Just simple 6x9s with nothing pushing them. Lol Great video btw, subbed after seeing all your content.
I got here by watching your 4runner content. going to try and upgrade my wife’s ‘07 4Runner’s speakers, HU and amp. TIA!
My car has a aftermarket radio in it but I want to change it how can I tell if it has the JBL system
Why didn't you put the seats down
Hey if it's not to much work can you do a subwoofer install guide for this car. I would really appreciate it as I'm trying to in mine right now.
Yes, we sure will. It will be apart of the 5 channel amp and sub install video. Working on that now, should be up in the next few days.
@@ProvoBeastAudio bro it’s been a month wheres that video? Lol
@@That1_CopDude Between running the business, install bay, capturing, and editing film, and working on the online audience, things are busy for one dude...
@@ProvoBeastAudio bro I appreciate the reply, I’m legit glad that the delay is simply business, and not that it is impossible to replace the amp. Cause I was for real worried that was going to be the case, because I have been getting t-bagged by this damn car for a year and a half trying to upgrade the stock system, it’s been nothing but pure misery and wasted money, and your videos are the only one in existence that actually will end my suffering. Hahah, sorry if English is illegible, Czech is native tongue and only been learning Englisch for a year.
Cheers friend 🍻
@@That1_CopDude Here you go: ruclips.net/video/80BmIhvdmL4/видео.html
Nice video, do most 6 x 9 fit in the front and rear of the Camry thinking of buying the Pioneer TS-A6960F
I have a 2010, just got it and I plan on doing a whole system. From what I understand the rear speakers are 6x9 but the front are different. I'm still researching.
Tengo un Camry 2008 XLE, confirmado, las bocinas traseras y de las puertas son 6x9. Cambié las delanteras por unas Sony XS-GTF6939 y la calidad del sonido mejoró bastante, las JBL de agencia estaban dañadas de la suspensión. Próximamente cambiaré las traseras.
So I’m keeping the original amp. New speakers don’t have a tweeter - so from you video. I can just essentially ignore the 2nd set of wires ?
If I’m using aftermarket HEADUNIT am I already bypassing JBL amp? So I wouldn’t need components since the HU would be powering the speakers?
any other option for just changingthe speakers n how to wire it?
Let me know if you found a way I’m still stuck here
I bought some pioneer speakers but when i am connecting it like this. it has terrible sound. Can you help me?
Hi can I installed 7x10 size rear speaker in camry 2008 model of speaker is kenwood KFC-HQ 718
i have both rear speakers not working, if i buy new ones would that make difference for me setting in front ?
I got a question is it the same for a 2008 hybrid because the back of deck looks different than mine
what do the connections on the speaker side look like, and if i buy the pre made harness do i need to solder something still?
and those that were could be modified. The second ones are a regular replacement
Thank you so much.Have a wonderful season holidays come up
It actually is possible to use any coaxial speakers for the JBL system you don’t need components I have already done this install in a 2010 Camry le with the JBL amp all you have to do is simply wire the tweeter and midrange separately on whatever speaker your using and it works flawlessly I’m using skar audio elite tx69 in front and rear deck
I hope you see this, i just got some 6x9 rockfords for my girlfriends car, saw this video and i dont want to get a whole new amp for them. Im going to try this. Where do you hook those separately on the actual speaker?
It depends on the speaker but there should be some wires coming out through the magnet or somewhere around it for the tweeters your going to want to separate those leads from the midrange and using the same adapter from the factory speakers you just wire the pair for the tweeters and the other pair of wires to the midrange I will post the link I found online that explains the whole the process and which wires are your negative and positives
@@LastOfADyingBreed618did you ever find that link brotha?
@@escobih23 got it right for ya caraudiotips.blogspot.com/2013/02/upgrading-rear-speakers-toyota-camry.html?m=1
@@LastOfADyingBreed618can you provide the link?
Do you have to use the spacers? @ProvoBeastAudio
neither of these will fit a 2007 camry hybrid
Does this work for Camry 2014 model?
Hey, I wanted to ask you I know it’s been a year since you put this video out. I have a 2007 Toyota Camry XLE with a JBL six DS changer stereo. The amp is underneath the passenger seat to give you an idea what radio I have ,do you have the numbers or do you know the numbers that are on the back of those factory rear speakers when you took them out so that I can compare with the numbers on mine to make sure they are the two way 6 x 9’s in my back deck I need to know how I’m going to wire all that before I tear into the back dash . I am going to put a 6 x 9 meds in the back with independent tweeters and wire them in independently. If I have the same set up that is on your video. Thanks if you can answer my question I will be grateful.
This wasn’t a personal vehicle, sorry.
Haha man was outta breath, great work 💯 much appreciated
Hi can I installed 7x10 size rear speaker in camry 2008 model of speaker is kenwood KFC-HQ 718
If the basket fits, sure. Face value, I don’t think so as the biggest is a 6x9”, but again depends on the basket of the speaker.
Would this work if the car already has jbl audio I have a 2009 Camry hybrid with a navigation system
I haven't replaced these speakers yet so not sure if my car is the same as in the video, but I replaced my front speakers in my 08' camry with JBL premium audio system. The speakers are stock JBL speakers are 2ohm so your typical 4 ohm speakers will be pretty underwhelming with the factory amp, the front speakers also have a shallow mounting depth which further limits your options. The rear speaker brackets look like they could fit a pretty thick 2ohm speaker
I have a 2007 XLE and there is a cloth connecting the rear deck to the seats. Any ideas on how to remove that cloth?
Any solution the clothe is keeping me from replacing my rear speakers too
That cloth just lifts right up from the back of the seat. Easy peazy
Thank you for sharing this.
I wish this came out earlier! Lol so about a year ago I tried to replace my rear blown speakers in my 2008 Camry XLE w/JBL no navigation. I had no idea about the specific wiring layout JBL requires. I tried to replace the rear spreakers with JBL GTO939 Co-Axial 6x9s. I ended up figuring out that the what to do with the 4 wires instead of the two so I soldered speaker wire in the 4 spots for each speaker and then connected them to the wiring hardness so I wouldnt mess up the harness. Well, for some reason the speakers just sound like absolute shit, volume is way lower, when bass hits its like almost a hi-pitch sound and to top it all off, the speaker adapters didnt friggin fit to where I could screw in the 4 screws each so that rattles too!! But whats weird, if I turn the stereo up pretty loud, it sounds like the speakers all of a sudden start trying to push bass out but its super distorted. Do you think this might be an amplifier issue at all? If I were to replace the amp with another factory JBL amp, would the speakers still sound like garbage? I've been wanting to ask someone about this since it all happened
Yep issue is your factory amp and ohm load issues. Your solution either to be changing your speaker type or bypassing / replacing your amplifier
@@ProvoBeastAudio which amp would you recommend for these speakers?
What size fit the back of a 2009 Camry le
6x9
@@ProvoBeastAudio same for 2010?