olcool1

I'm new to the club and this online thing so please bear with me need some help on locating the rear deck speaker mounts for my 93 es 300 as i'm trying to install some alpine 6x9s thanks for the response but im looking to get some new ones because once i removed them they disintergrated and i cant find them on line ive checked amazon and ebay

Brando

Yeah they are up on the rear deck. You will have to remove the back seat cushion by lifting up on the left side, then right side, then middle. You should hear the clips pop. Then you can pull it out and set aside. Next you will see two bolts at the bottom sides of the back seat. Remove those. Lift the back seat up and out. Next remove the side panels that go a little over the door by pulling out, you will hear the tabs pop. Next remove the third tail light by the window. First go in the trunk and remove the tab holding the wires down. It is right in the middle where the light is. Just use needle nose to squeeze it together and push it up into the back deck. For the light I used about two foot of speaker wire. Slide it behind the light and pull pretty hard with both hands. The whole thing will pop out toward you. Disconnect the wire and set it aside. Next there are a bunch of black tabs holding the rear deck down that were behind the back of the seat. Once those are out the deck should just pull out toward you. The seatbelts will still have a hold on it but you can just flop it down out of the way. You should now see the speakers. Just remove the bolts holding them down and replace the speakers. There is plenty of room up there for some crossovers as well. I used Soundstream 6x9 with a tweeter on top of them. Sounds great!!

lexus4all

LOL Brando, I think he already got the speakers out. He's asking about speaker mounts.

olcool1, try sonicelectronix or crutchfield, and search for 6x9 speaker mounts. I like the metra brand, but they're all the same. Or if you're pretty handy, make one out of wood from your local home improvement store. It will guarantee an exact fit and some fun time figuring it all out