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not at the moment, both R32, rear, rear speakers, sedan, and prettty much all other enquiries come up with

"Unfortunately your search didn't return any results.

Try broadening the search parameters by searching by different keywords or altering the format of your search.

Remember to use the wildcard '*' to increase the number of matches. Apple* will match 'apple' and 'apples'."

So me and the search button aren't too close at the moment.

Any other suggestions?

take your back seat out, then theres some plugs on the whole parcel shelf, and just pull the whole thing off

i cant remember exactly cos i did it a while ago, but it was pretty straight foward after the rear seat was out

I've got a coupe, and it didn't even come with rear speakers, just holes.. but from instaling new ones today... I can't see why you couldn't disconnect them from inside the boot and remove the parcel shelf.. just yank it.. it has those clippy things... that's unless something is different in the sedan..

Good luck :starwars:

  • 2 weeks later...
Yeah i got it.

The sedans parcel shelf is carpet coverered masonite that sits on a steel shelf which i think is connected to the frame.

I took pics, so i will post up a tutorial

Thakns all for help though

Keen to see this tutorial :)

  • 2 weeks later...

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