okay im just wonderin how the hell they come off (the grills) someone said i have to take my door panel off...other people say its one screw but i couldnt find and screws so yea hopefully someone can shade some light on this before i rip my grills off and say f them

 

need help ima bout to jus rip it off

 

inside door panel needs to removed

 

inside door pnael like the hole thing becuase i thinkjus ripping it off will safe time imo

 

The speaker grille is part of the door panel. Remove the screw from the door handle, the armrest, the plug at the upper front corner, and a screw behind a cover at the lower rear (I think that's all). Pull the back of the handle out slightly to disconnect the rod from the handle. If power windows, disconnect the electrical plug. Pull the lower portion of the panel away from the door, there are several grommets that should pop free. Raise the panel to clear the top of the door (having the window down may help). The disconnect the plugs for the window switches and the courtesy light. Should only take a few minutes. Don't tear it off, good coupe door panels are hard to find.

 

ill give it a try why they made them that hard to get off beats me but i figured to replace the whole 19 year old audio system got brand new 5 1/4 inch cheap pioneers and a head unit everything was going nice and smooth till them gay grills got in my way btw can i use super glue to tuck that cheap fabric tight its coming loose not to bad but noticable

 

Super glue is probably overkill. I used some spray craft glue to reapply the cloth filler pieces in my door panels. The speakers in the doors should be 6.5 inch. There is a Honda dealer on ebay that is usually selling coaxial Honda 6.5 inch Honda speakers for $14 pair, they sound a lot better than the original paper speakers and the plugs match.