4g 90' Sedan speaker size
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4g 90' Sedan speaker size
i have a 1990 Accord EX Sedan, i want to replace the speakers and i have no clue on what size i need. I've checked different sites and i got different answers. anyone know what size i need for the rear deck and doors? oh, i have another question... i believe i need new cv joints... dunno exactly what to do, any ideas and prices on how much this will be to get fixed? thanx 
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From: Humboldt County, CA and Phoenix, AZ, USA
Re: 4g 90' Sedan speaker size (ReLL)
It all depends on the trim level of your ride man.
4th Gen:
DX-LX= 6.25" in the doors and 6.25" in the rear deck
EX-SE= 5.5" in the doors and 6x9" in the rear deck
you can go to the dealer or a junk yard and get the DX-LX front door brackets so you can fit the 6's in your EX-SE. I got the brackets from the dealer for $17!
as for the axles, call your local repair shop and get a quote. If you have the tools you can do it yourself fairly easily, if you have a 5spd it is also a perfect time to change the MTL too. Drain the tranny first and then replace the axles, then fill the tranny back up. BEWARE: don't pull out both axles at the same time! replace one and then the other. Bad things can happen
4th Gen:
DX-LX= 6.25" in the doors and 6.25" in the rear deck
EX-SE= 5.5" in the doors and 6x9" in the rear deck
you can go to the dealer or a junk yard and get the DX-LX front door brackets so you can fit the 6's in your EX-SE. I got the brackets from the dealer for $17!
as for the axles, call your local repair shop and get a quote. If you have the tools you can do it yourself fairly easily, if you have a 5spd it is also a perfect time to change the MTL too. Drain the tranny first and then replace the axles, then fill the tranny back up. BEWARE: don't pull out both axles at the same time! replace one and then the other. Bad things can happen
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Re: 4g 90' Sedan speaker size (NorCalRacer1)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by NorCalRacer1 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">It all depends on the trim level of your ride man.
4th Gen:
DX-LX= 6.25" in the doors and 6.25" in the rear deck
EX-SE= 5.5" in the doors and 6x9" in the rear deck
</TD></TR></TABLE>
Not true, It depends where it was made. Trim level dont matter.
You just have to take the old ones out & measure them.
4th Gen:
DX-LX= 6.25" in the doors and 6.25" in the rear deck
EX-SE= 5.5" in the doors and 6x9" in the rear deck
</TD></TR></TABLE>
Not true, It depends where it was made. Trim level dont matter.
You just have to take the old ones out & measure them.
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Re: 4g 90' Sedan speaker size (NorCalRacer1)
ok... heres the thing... i have an auto 
dont laugh, its my car before i get my car... my first car, and I didnt buy it! lol anyway, IF i was to do the axles myself would it be hard at all? after the **** me and my friends did to one of their 98 civics im feeling we can do axles pretty easy. but the problem is... i dont feel like driving home and having my **** fall! lol whats involved here, remember, auto tranny, 90' EX 4 door [F22a4], a lil help? might turn out to be the last thing i do to this machine if it doesnt work out right. lol
dont laugh, its my car before i get my car... my first car, and I didnt buy it! lol anyway, IF i was to do the axles myself would it be hard at all? after the **** me and my friends did to one of their 98 civics im feeling we can do axles pretty easy. but the problem is... i dont feel like driving home and having my **** fall! lol whats involved here, remember, auto tranny, 90' EX 4 door [F22a4], a lil help? might turn out to be the last thing i do to this machine if it doesnt work out right. lol
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