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How To Reach Back Speakers In A R34 Gt

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Hello

How do I reach the speakers in a R34 GT to remove them? How do I fold down the back seat or take out the top part of the back seat?

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2dr version

remove the two bolts on seat bottom cushion, remove bottom by sliding forward and off the seat belts catches

remove bolts on seat belt bottom part where they meet the floor pan, for ease of rear deck removal

two bolts on seat back on each corner, then slide straight up but watch the window cause it will scratch tint if your not careful

rear deck is held on by sliding under each side into a notch from the sail panels and two plastic plugs underneath in the middle, those can just pop up with care , also 3 plugs on the front of the shelf lip need to come off

two seat belt moldings need to have the seat belts slide thru them to remove the rear deck, which is why you took out the seat belt lower bolts

rear deck needs to flex down a tiny bit on both corners and up in the middle to remove once everything is loose/removed

speaker grills might need to come off from inside the boot, depends on whats in it now

and maybe a cover for the wiper on some cars , mine was removed with new fiberglass molded deck a while ago

some decks have baby bolts , 3 of them, to remove, some screw from underside in the boot, but once you get the seat out you can see near the shock towers on how they have them mounted ?

to completely access the underside of the rear deck you just remove the plug on the top of the carper liner hiding the seat back in the boot side. the other parts are in the spare tyre well and just pry off with the right tool. forked plastic or metal removal tool or they will break

bolt area on seat bottom

above

bolt area on seat back below

think thats it if I remember right..lol hope that helps. kinda a pain depending on what is in it now ???

some cars have aftermarket speakers already and this will vary on mounting.

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