Yes you can buy them from sonicelectronix dot. com or cruthfield or a best
buy. … You can always cut off the connector and add spade connectors to
wire up directly to your speaker.
I have seen 3ohm, 4ohm and 8ohm speakers never seen a 2ohm and beyond that
the main rule is you can’t exceed 4ohms in a car you can be lower then 4
ohms we normally wire subs up to be 1ohm so if you have 2ohm speakers they
will work 2x harder then the 4ohm with the same voltage my car has 3ohm
speakers in the front 4ohm in the rear never had a problem except the 240w
3ohms crank as hard as the 850w 4ohms in the rear and it needs to be tuned
rear heavy
It’s good but on a Altima with the clarion speakers if u change your head
unit u have to change all the speakers the factory ones are 2ohms and the
head unit is usually 4ohms so they start to distort very quickly
Thanks for the video muffin man. Going to be replacing the head unit in my
05 Altima this week and probably the door speakers as well and I definitely
appreciate this walk through on how to get into the door panels. One
question, can I find the puller you used for the fasteners that stayed in
the door at any auto repair store?
very good video, and presented well. i like your sense of humor in how you
explain what you’re doing. I just replaced the speakers in my wife’s 2003
Maxima. a few things were different, but pretty much the same principal.
your video was very helpful. Thanks
No you don’t, you can buy the Correct harness that is used to adapt and
integrate into the stock amplified system. Thus avoiding switching out the
whole sound system and utilizing the factory amp.
Awesome… i have not seen such a detailed video. Very easy even for an
amateur to follow and fix it. Is there a video to replace the rear speakers
of 2002 Nissan Altima? Thanks much for this video anyway.
You are an absolutely fantastic presenter of information– clear
explanations of what you’re doing and why, good visuals, intelligent flow
of ideas. This is honestly the best how-to video I’ve ever seen– thanks so
much for posting it!
I just clicked on this video for i dont know why but this was the best
tutorial I’ve ever seen
I do what I can. haha
Yes you can buy them from sonicelectronix dot. com or cruthfield or a best
buy. … You can always cut off the connector and add spade connectors to
wire up directly to your speaker.
hi nice video… i noticed the factory speakers are plugins is the a
conversion for the none plug-in speakers (aftermarket)?
chop sticks
Super helpful! Muffin pan was a great idea!
Very eloquent and professional presentation.
Theres more where this came from. Just saving up for a better camera!!
Thanks for watching and dont forget to subscribe!!
I have seen 3ohm, 4ohm and 8ohm speakers never seen a 2ohm and beyond that
the main rule is you can’t exceed 4ohms in a car you can be lower then 4
ohms we normally wire subs up to be 1ohm so if you have 2ohm speakers they
will work 2x harder then the 4ohm with the same voltage my car has 3ohm
speakers in the front 4ohm in the rear never had a problem except the 240w
3ohms crank as hard as the 850w 4ohms in the rear and it needs to be tuned
rear heavy
Good job
Nice video and nice mouth camera too lol
Thanks bro Glad it helped you out, Don’t forget to subscribe for more
videos
This is guy and video is excellent!
This was THE most informative video i have EVER watched on cars
Thanks for step by step clear video. Can you please do the video to remove
stock altima 02 stereo/radio as well.
what are the bare minimum tools that we could execute this task with
Good video!!
It’s good but on a Altima with the clarion speakers if u change your head
unit u have to change all the speakers the factory ones are 2ohms and the
head unit is usually 4ohms so they start to distort very quickly
where did you buy your speaker from? leave link if possible. thanks.
Thanks for the video muffin man. Going to be replacing the head unit in my
05 Altima this week and probably the door speakers as well and I definitely
appreciate this walk through on how to get into the door panels. One
question, can I find the puller you used for the fasteners that stayed in
the door at any auto repair store?
excellent video. really helpful.
very good video, and presented well. i like your sense of humor in how you
explain what you’re doing. I just replaced the speakers in my wife’s 2003
Maxima. a few things were different, but pretty much the same principal.
your video was very helpful. Thanks
Muffin pan good trick 🙂
MUFFIN MAN!! hahaha
Mufffffffin MAN!
No you don’t, you can buy the Correct harness that is used to adapt and
integrate into the stock amplified system. Thus avoiding switching out the
whole sound system and utilizing the factory amp.
sir chop sticks broke on me in the first 5 mins
If I install after market speakers., do I need any mounting device or
should it just screw in like the factory ones
Awesome… i have not seen such a detailed video. Very easy even for an
amateur to follow and fix it. Is there a video to replace the rear speakers
of 2002 Nissan Altima? Thanks much for this video anyway.
Awesome video Bro! Keep it up
Yes you can buy the tool at any auto part store, or even buy them online.
They are called door trim removers
so if you have a magnetized screw driver then you wouldn’t need the magnet
Nicely done. Good camera work and explanation.
Ahahaha muffin man! Nice vid dude
You are an absolutely fantastic presenter of information– clear
explanations of what you’re doing and why, good visuals, intelligent flow
of ideas. This is honestly the best how-to video I’ve ever seen– thanks so
much for posting it!
Excellent video!
it’s the best tutorial I have ever seen