I'm trying to replace the stock speakers, and I can't figure out how to get them out. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

I think I might have figured it out. I will keep you posted. Thanks

 

Coupe? Hatch? Sedan?

 

coupe

 

not suer but i thing you pry oof that plastic...dont be afraid just stick a ftat head in there and start lifting/

 

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Yeah. Great info.

First of all, a flat head screwdriver is not an acceptable prying tool. Panel tools exist for this purpose.

Second, you don't just stick it in there and start lifting. By doing this, you will break panels.

Stop posting nonsense like this around here.

 

damn i'm terribly sorry for trying to contribute on your side of Honda-Tech . but this workded for me on my em1

 

thanks for the help guys. I got them out and now ready to replace with some really cones.

 

I thought coupes are NOT ek's??

 

I'm not sure what an EK coupe is (?), but if this is a 6th gen coupe, the proper way to do this is by removing the rear seats, rear quarter panel plastic, then raising the rear deck by compressing the friction tabs from underneath the deck (in the trunk).

You cannot remove the deck by prying it up with a screwdriver!! The rear interior needs to be removed first.

 

Did you just bump this years old thread just to try and start this tired old, non-related-to-the-original-question argument?