need help with rear speakers

[Mitcon]

Hi all,

just wanted to know if any of you know how to get to the rear speakers in a 94 pajero. They have a speaker cover but I can't seem to get it off and don't want to bust it. Is there something special I need to know or do I need to force it that little bit ?

[bernardpotatoe]

if its the same as a NL, you need to get the screws behind the plastic liners (ie the trim panel needs to come off)

bernard

[6G74]

It is the same as the NL, and the whole rear quarter trim does need to be removed, enjoy

[bounceferret]

not a fun job

make sure when you buy speakers you don't buy large powerfull ones, otherwise the magnets will hit the outer panel. I took the trim panels off, removed the speakers then took the speakers down to a local autobarn to find a speaker of relative depth. (the SWB model has slightly more room then the LWB) I ended up buying a pair of 300w pioneer 6x9's, They are not fantastic although considerably better then the OEM 6' 's

no easy way around the removal of the trim

[Mitcon]

What is the standard size of the rears and the fronts for that matter if anyone knows. Kenwood normally have some of the smaller profile speakers so I might look at a better set of those. I'm guessing the fronts are only 4"s though.

[bounceferret]

fronts are 4'
rears 6 '

[6G74]

I thought GLS in the NH onwards was a 6x9 in the rear? At least it is from the NJ

[Mitcon]

Hmm, well I have the NJ. Maybe I should pull the trims just to make certain before I go buying the speakers.

[bounceferret]

I thought that both the NH and NJ have 6' speakers in the rear, though the speakers are mounted in an adaptor plate which is a 6x9 speaker size. So the speaker hole in the body of the paj is made for a 6x9

similar to the front doors of the TH magna, 6' speaker hole in the door but no speaker....

[6G74]

Mines a 95 GLS 3.5 with stock 6x9's(not anymore), not sure when they started that though? Perhaps it was only the 3.5's then?