How to Replace Front Door Speakers 2014-19 Toyota Tundra
Created on: 2018-03-26
How to replace a blown, torn, or muffled front dear speaker on 14 Toyota Tundra
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step 1 :Removing the Front Door Panel
- Pry up the plastic window switch
- Disconnect the wiring harness
- Pry off the sail panel
- Pry out the plastic trim behind the door handle
- Remove the Phillips screw behind the door handle
- Remove the Phillips screw in the door pull
- Pry out the trim clip on the door panel
- Pry out the door panel
- Lift the door panel up and off
- Disconnect the door handle and door lock cables
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step 2 :Removing the Interior Speaker
- Disconnect the speaker
- Remove the four 10mm screws from the speaker
- Remove the speaker
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step 3 :Installing the Interior Speaker
- Insert the speaker into place
- Tighten the four 10mm screws to the speaker
- Connect the speaker
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step 4 :Installing the Front Door Panel
- Connect the door handle (green) and lock (white) cables
- Lift the door panel on
- Clip in the door panel
- Press on the trim clip to the door panel
- Tighten the Phillips screw to the door pull
- Tighten the Phillips screw to the door handle
- Press on the sail panel
- Connect the wiring harness to the window switch
- Press on the window switch
Tools needed
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Socket Extensions
Flat Blade Screwdriver
Phillips Head Screwdriver
10mm Socket
Ratchet
Trim Tool Set
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To remove the master window switch, we'll use a plastic prying tool. You can get this from 1A Auto. This way we don't damage the trim. Gently slide it up in here, and help pop it up off the clips. There's a clip on this side, so I'm going to work it in. So you're basically just trying to pull it straight up off of these white clips here and then these clips here that push into the door panel. The lock on the connector is here. Push that in and pull the connector out. Use my plastic trim tool to help me. It’s kind of a small clip, so I'm going to push it in and take it off.
Now remove the small trim that's on top of the door panel. Use the plastic trim tool again. Get underneath here, and gently pry it off. You can almost access the mirror. We'll take the rest of the door panel off. Screw behind the door pull handle. There's a plastic trim that's covering it. Again, use the plastic trim tool, go in here, and pop this out. There's four clips. It pops right out. Use a Philip's head screwdriver and remove the screw. Inside the door pull handle there's this little felt pad, lift that up and get it out of here and there's a Philips head screwdriver sitting right in the bottom there and that needs to be removed.
To remove this push clip, actually take a small flap bladed screwdriver. You push in on it and that unlocks it. Then I'm going to use the plastic trim tool to pop it up and out. The door panel should now just be clipped in place with those screws removed. There's clips along the outside edge. To take them off, you're going to have to start usually at the bottom of the door because the top of the door rolls over the sheet metal. Give it a good pull to try to separate it. Then lift it up. Door cables for the lock and pull handle are connected, so this top one is the lock, so it's a white cable. I'm going to push it up to unlock it, and then move it over and slide that little lead ball out of there. The green one is for the door pull handle, so pop that up and out and then pull these out. These are called Bowden cables. And we put the door panel aside.
To remove the speaker, unplug it by pushing the lock in. Pretty stiff lock on here. Pull it out. There's four ten millimeter bolts on the outside edge, holding it in. You also have a Phillips head cut into them. You use a Phillips head, or the ten millimeter socket extension, and ratchet, which is what I'm going to use. Simply unscrew them all and just pull it out. It's got a little bit of a seal to it.
Reinstall your speaker. Get the self-tapping bolts started. They go into little plastic grommets. I'll tighten them up. As I feel them get tight I'll stop, no need to over tighten them.
To reinstall your door panel, this will be the same for both sides. Hook up the white Bowden cable goes in the top for the lock. Pull the ball through here, clip it in place. The green one is for the door handle, same way, put it in, clip it in place. Top of the door panel has a hook to it. It will hang on the sheet metal. Get it started up top first, push it down. Clips will push into place. Make sure that your wire is accessible for your master window switch. Little plastic push clip, after you've pushed it in you can push it back out and reuse it, go right in and lock in place. Reinstall the screw here. Reinstall the one on the door handle. Put this trim back in place. It’s got some clips, open up the door handle, line it up and snap into place. Put your little felt pad back in there. Triangle piece back on, just push into place. Master window switch, plug it in, push it in, and it locks. Then the door panel snaps into place.
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