Are these easy to install in a Jeep Wrangler Tj sound bar as replacement speakers?
604768
hello, i have seen reviews for these as replacement speakers for jeep sound bar,guess have to make sure they are not to deep to prevent you from mounting them flush.
805751
I have a 2002 Grand Cherokee Limited and used these to replace my blown out dash speakers. The original speakers had a plug at the end of their wiring for a quick connect/disconnect. I cut the plugs off the original speakers and spliced them to the replacement speakers; I guess that's a modification but an easy one. Everything else fit right in....
1731551
no, these are a straight solder on (or twist on and electric tape, if you are unprofessional like me) connection. the existing wires should be fine and if they have an adapter plug like my ford's stock speakers did it can just be cut off. Best wishes.
2127654
They seem to do very well with my aftermarket Pioneer AVH-X3500BHS, which is 50w peak. They are installed in the rollbar of a 2011 Wrangler Unlimited, and I have the digital EQ set to max bass, and the Loudness setting to about medium (so that my hard top doesn't rattle). I am not using an amp.
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.
1672081
If they're the standard door speakers then yes. And they sound great! Good luck
896431
I have a 2004 and yes, easy snap in once you get to them. Funny enough, my other original rear speaker recently blew. So I will be getting another one of these myself very soon.
10389
Yes they are. And they are exact replacement. Be careful with them. They sound great but just like factory speakers they are easy to blow. I had mine about two weeks and blew one because I had it cranked way up.
1516798
Yes,I believe so. If you check the years they fit from Jeep, I think you will get the answer. You can also check some of the stereo and speaker company's. These work very well.
2166844
Installation varies per vehicle, on my Grand Cherokee I popped off the top dash panel (no screws) and unscrewed the old speakers and disconnected them. The new speakers come with the speakers with wires only (I think around 6-8"). I chose to remove the connectors from the old speakers and solder them to the new wires. putting the new speakers in was a simple reverse process.EDIT: I did need to use an offset screwdriver to clear the windshield. A stubby screwdriver, or a flexible shaft or u-joint would work as well.
399144
Yes, they will fit the original speaker plug in on the 97 Jeep wrangler. I used them in my 01 wrangler when I replaced the speakers.
367292
If you are using them for your rear speakers, they will be just fine with your system. We have about same set up and they work very nice.
2045119
about the same, good replacement and price for a blown speaker. pretty easy install on the 2000Grand Cherokee
2243933
Are they pretty easy to install, by that I mean is like a cover that snaps over the tweeter with a hole in the back for a screw to go through, or will I need to buy an install kit? Thanks
1971536
easy to install...sound really good I used them for rear surround speakers. I am happy with them
1963080
Rest assured there is no problem with the installation or the speakers. What you need is called a subwoofer.
462916
My 2001 TJ Jeep Wrangler needed the Metra wiring harness (sold separately); however, these speakers don't mount in the pre existing factory brackets. Now I have to figure out a way to install them.