Will I need an adapter for these to fit in the front doors of my non-JBL and non-nav system 2010 Camry SE?
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They have a standard speaker connection, a positive and a negative; or simply, two metal prongs. I used the GM speaker wire adapters so that I wouldn't have to cut the cables. These are for my model car, but yours might be similar - Metra 72-4568 Speaker Harness for Selected General Motor Vehicles
1460231
Thanks for your question. I would consult a local installation professional who can look at your vehicle to provide such advice. This is a fantastic sounding speaker. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud Kicker dealer.
1798212
Depends in your install, but normally you will require an adaptor to fit your factory speaker harness
1111312
Yes, but you will need to buy hardware to attach the speakers to the adapter plates
453609
Yes this will work with no additional equipment needed. I have it installed in a Toyota Tundra with the JBL premium sound system.
124164
From brief research i see the camry takes 6x9, these speakers are pretty shallow , sound amazing and great bass too.. the nav system shouldnt effect the speaker install even if you have amps in the car these are rated to handle power.. id say shoot for them cause i have no regrets
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They will, but it will take you to drill some holes in them.... I would not buy these again. As a matter of fact, they will both go back and thanks for reminding me of this return that is on my desk. I used the stock own housing. Both front and rear. Taco tunes is the place. They are expensive, but durable and perfect for any speaker. I have a 2012 4 door 4X4 w Jbl premium
1709809
Buy after market connectors and attach to your radio harness then attach the matching one to your speakers
256238
They'll fit, but you'll have to get creative. You'll either need to have custom mounting brackets made or drill 4 holes for each speaker (you'll also need foam baffles or foam tape to put between the speakers & the mounting surface, since they won't fit flush (otherwise, they'll be prone to rattling & making noise). The problem is with the car design itself, not with these speakers - the stock rear speakers in a '96 Camry are 6x9s, but they have a retarded, non-standard, triangular mount built into the stock speakers, so the car doesn't have holes that will work with standard aftermarket 6x9s. They'll fit, but you'll have to get creative. You'll either need to have custom mounting brackets made or drill 4 holes for each speaker (you'll also need foam baffles or foam tape to put between the speakers & the mounting surface, since they won't fit flush (otherwise, they'll be prone to rattling & making noise). The problem is with the car design itself, not with these speakers - the stock rear speakers in a '96 Camry are 6x9s, but they have a retarded, non-standard, triangular mount built into the stock speakers, so the car doesn't have holes that will work with standard aftermarket 6x9s.
92443
I think that they would, however the adapters were listed for 2002-2010. Talk to a car stereo installer and see if the original speakers have the weird Toyota mounting holes.
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http://car-speaker-adapters.com/products.php?id=adapter_search_consumerTry this, no guarantees. Best of luck!
1043690
I would look inside the trunk where the speakers are, measure them and then compare to the measurements on the description. Most speakers fall in different standard size, for the round ones like this, in case yours are a different shape , oval or something else, then they won't fit.
1703072
To get the appropriate sound you should always get these replacements horns in pairs (different notes/tone), even if your Camry only has one (though I believe your car has two). A local auto parts store can help with any additional wiring should your car have only one horn.
1998941
If the speakers are the same size as the originals, the original hardware should suffice. But you might need to check your connections on your speakers to see if they are soldered or have plug type connections that can be pulled off the terminals. I brought mine to a local Best Buy to have installed because of the difficulty mounting these in the doors of my pickup with all the panels that had to be removed. Plus they warranty the work. Good luck.
188676
Yes they will. I checked with Crutchfield.com before answering to confirm. You can double check by going to the website and clicking under Car Audio&gt;Find What Fits My Car.
256239
They'll fit, but you'll have to get creative. You'll either need to have custom mounting brackets made or drill 4 holes for each speaker (you'll also need foam baffles or foam tape to put between the speakers & the mounting surface, since they won't fit flush (otherwise, they'll be prone to rattling & making noise). The problem is with the car design itself, not with these speakers - the stock rear speakers in a '96 Camry are 6x9s, but they have a retarded, non-standard, triangular mount built into the stock speakers, so the car doesn't have holes that will work with standard aftermarket 6x9s.
854994
Not sure if you may be able to find an adapter, and may not like this answer, but I have always clipped the factory harness off and used small wirenuts or permanent appliance crimps. It pays to have a book on your car if you have to sort out the wires. The speaker wires are usually pretty obvious. Have a tester for the rest. Good luck.
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The speakers would fit. For the radio if you still have the stock radio you will need a kit for your vehicle and a wire harness so that you don't cut off any of the original plugs.