I have a zip file with all the installation/removal manuals in it and it is 75.6MB. cant email it...

So if you tell me what section you want, and PM me with your email address and desired section, I will send it your way.

 

well u can try to pm me about it

 

thats funny - he says that he has the info and PM me and krazie1 indirectly says ... "if you want to help me you have to PM me and give me the details" --- good job krazie1 - i would forget i even tried to help, Pghtc.

 

yeah...I understand jwaggz82, but I PMd him and we worked it out. Info sent.

 

i think i will soon do this to my car, thanks

 

nothing but a big thumbs up ... im happy as anything that I took everything out and did it the right way.

 

Yay for having a guide I can come back to and look at when I want to do something

 

mandos is they key to this thread. good job man.

 

Mandos,
Is the V3 sprayable?

 

Yes, but kinda pointless.

You spend so much time cleaning up overspray that it's not any faster than just brushing it on.

 

Thanks for the guide. I used it today to get the back apart to put in my new speakers. You did a great job, couldn't have done it without you :-)

 

Hey Mandos thanks for the walk through..did my speakers a week or 2 ago...had a question though can u take the rear hatch apart panels without taking the rear panels off by the rear seats off.
Or is that a must in order to take the truck apart? Thats the only area left to edead it.

 

Which pieces are you talking about? ....and are you talking about my pics or mandos's? Let me have more info and I can prob help ya

 

Well okay the area i want to gut out is the Trunk area and was wondering if i had to take the panels from the rear speakers off in order to take it the rear trunk panels apart?

Reason i ask is because the order of the steps the way they were listed.
almost done making my customs sub box and need to edead it in order to place my box. dont want to make more work and plus it still cold outside wanna finish quick.

 

ok - ill make that part clearer - if you pop your trunk - right now your trunk lid is above your head. You need to take those strips on the left and right of the window off. The back most plastic part (closest to your sunroof) is connected to the two side pieces so be careful not to break it. Does that answer the question? ...if not i can go outside and take a picture and explain

 

Yea Thats alot better detailed and helps me out but im also wondering and asking about that same area on the sides? In order to take them off do i need to take the panels that are on the back speakers or i dont need to take them off?

pix would be great if you have time and are available. Thanks for you help.

 

oh - you are talking about in the actual trunk - ....not the lid. Oh boy - i dont remember - I know I put my back panels w/ the speakers on last. I cant remember if there is a screw under there ... I think there was ...but dont remember. The whole time I thought you were talking about the actual lid to the trunk. Watch out .... you might be right about having to take them out before the back lining of the trunk. Can someone help him out and answer this question for him? ... I dont want to see anybody break any parts.

 

You will have to remove the rear speaker panels to get the hatch area sides off. The rear panels actually clip onto the hatch panel.

My new problem is the little speaker grill on the rear panels (driver's side) rattles with the bass from the EU700s I mounted in there. The passenger side is fine, but the driver's side sounds like a wet fart under a heavy bass note. No more HUGE rear sub for me. I finally have room in the back again! :D I stuffed the rear panels with Poly-Fil after placing 2 layers of eDead in there and it sounds great aside from the rattling speaker grill on the panel.

 

same thing here - what you really want to do is put a baffle i there because those speakers have no box ....speakers perform horrible w/o a box if they should be in one. get something like these: http://www.crutchfield.com/S-pX49uGz...=36&Select.y=3

 

no no, the base response is great. It is just a vibration on the panel. There is a little plastic speaker grill on the interior panel that is a little loose and vibrates if I turn it up LOUD. If I listen at normal levels it is not an issue.